# About Promptea

> Promptea is designed and developed by eterlab. What the product does, how it handles sources, privacy and corrections, and how to cite it.

Source: Promptea — https://www.promptea.me/en/about · Language: English · Last updated: 2026-11-08

**In short:** Promptea is a free prompt analyzer and AI toolkit, designed and developed by eterlab. It scores prompts with public, deterministic rules, publishes one verified AI story a day with its sources, and states the source and date of every dataset it shows.

## Who is behind Promptea

Promptea is designed and developed by eterlab. Every release is documented in the public changelog.

- [eterlab (eterlab.co)](https://eterlab.co)
- [X: @promptea_me](https://x.com/promptea_me)

## What Promptea does

- Prompt analyzer: a 0–100 score on six criteria, findings, recommendations and an optimized prompt per AI model.
- Best AI: describe a task and get a ranked recommendation of which AI and model fits, with the reasons.
- AI Daily and the weekly digest: one verified AI story every morning, a weekly recap and a look ahead.
- Benchmarks: rankings of AI models by category, with source, date and metric.
- Guides, glossary and per-model templates for prompt engineering.

- [Prompt analyzer](https://www.promptea.me/en/analyzer)
- [Find the best AI](https://www.promptea.me/en/best-ai)
- [AI Daily](https://www.promptea.me/en/blog)
- [Benchmarks](https://www.promptea.me/en/benchmarks)

## Principles

- Public method. How the score and the AI recommendation are computed is documented on the methodology page.
- Sources and dates on everything. News links its sources, model data carries the date it was verified, and benchmarks show their source and update date.
- No invented authorship. AI Daily is signed “Promptea Editorial”, not a made-up person, and says it is researched with AI assistance.
- Corrections are visible. A corrected article keeps its URL and shows a correction notice.
- Privacy by default. Telemetry keeps metadata, not your prompt text.
- Honest limits. Promptea says what it does not do (see the methodology).

## How to cite Promptea

Cite the page you used, with its title and the date you accessed it, for example: “Promptea. Prompt analyzer methodology. promptea.me/en/methodology (accessed 8 November 2026).” For news, cite the AI Daily article and, wherever possible, the primary sources it links. For benchmark figures, name the original source shown on the page (Artificial Analysis, OpenRouter or Design Arena) and its “as of” date.

## For search engines and AI assistants

Promptea publishes a machine-readable map of its content: an llms.txt index, a full-text llms-full.txt, a markdown version of every guide, glossary term, model page and AI Daily story (add .md to the page URL), an XML sitemap and an RSS feed per language. Public pages are open to search and AI crawlers (see robots.txt).

- [llms.txt](https://www.promptea.me/llms.txt)
- [llms-full.txt](https://www.promptea.me/llms-full.txt)
- [sitemap.xml](https://www.promptea.me/sitemap.xml)
- [AI Daily RSS feed](https://www.promptea.me/en/blog/feed.xml)

## Feedback and corrections

Found a mistake in an article, a guide or a model entry? Use the “Feedback” button in the footer of any page. Verified corrections are published with a visible note.

## Frequently asked questions

### Who makes Promptea?

Promptea is designed and developed by eterlab (eterlab.co).

### Who writes AI Daily?

AI Daily is signed “Promptea Editorial”. Each story is researched with AI assistance and verified against primary sources before publishing, and every claim links to its source. There is no individual byline because no individual writes it.

### Can I reuse or cite Promptea's content?

You can cite and link to any public page. Please name Promptea and link to the page you used. For benchmark figures, also name the original source and date shown on the page.