The best AI prompt is not always the longest one. On iPhone, the best prompt is usually the one that gets the model into the right role, gives it enough context, and tells it what a good answer should look like. ChatMore is built for quick prompts, follow-up questions, images, screenshots, web context, and focused assistants, so you can start simple and refine from there.
A simple iPhone prompt framework
Use this structure when you want reliable answers: task, context, constraints, output format, and next step. You do not need all five every time, but adding the missing piece often improves the answer immediately.
Prompt pattern: "Help me [task]. Context: [what matters]. Constraints: [tone, length, audience, limits]. Format it as [bullets, table, steps, message]. End with [next action or question]."
Writing prompts
For writing, tell ChatMore the audience and tone. A reply to a customer, a text to a friend, and a short LinkedIn post need different decisions.
"Rewrite this message so it is clear, calm, and direct. Keep it under 120 words. Preserve the main point, remove anything defensive, and give me two versions: friendly and firm."
Study prompts
For study, ask for levels. First get the simple explanation, then the detailed version, then a quiz. This helps you avoid answers that are either too shallow or too technical.
"Explain this topic like I am new to it, then explain it at exam level. Give me three examples, five quiz questions, and the common mistake students make."
Coding prompts
For code, include the error, what you expected, what actually happened, and the smallest relevant snippet. If you are using a screenshot of the error, ask ChatMore to explain the likely cause before proposing changes.
"I expected this function to return [result], but it returns [result]. Explain the likely bug, show the minimal fix, and list one test that would catch this next time."
Image generation prompts
For image generation, define the job first. Then mention subject, setting, mood, style, framing, and what to avoid. If you are not sure how to write the prompt, ask ChatMore to rewrite your rough idea before generating the image.
"Turn this rough idea into three AI image prompts: one realistic, one editorial, and one playful. Each prompt should include subject, lighting, composition, style, and negative details."
Screenshot prompts
Screenshots work well when the question tells ChatMore what to look for. Ask for a summary, tradeoffs, next steps, or risks rather than just asking what the screenshot shows.
"Analyze this screenshot. Tell me the key point, anything confusing, what I should do next, and what information is missing."
Research prompts
For current questions, use web context. Ask ChatMore to compare options, identify what changed, and point out what should be verified. This is useful for products, travel, software, news, and buying decisions where stale information can lead to a bad answer.
"Use current web context to compare these options. Give me a short recommendation, the tradeoffs, and the facts I should verify before deciding."
The follow-up prompt matters most
Most good AI work happens after the first answer. Use follow-ups like "make this shorter", "challenge your answer", "turn this into a checklist", "give me a better prompt", or "ask me the three questions you need before answering." ChatMore keeps that refinement loop close to the task.
Try these prompts in ChatMore.
Use ChatMore on iPhone for AI chat, writing, study, code, image generation, screenshots, live web search, and focused assistants.