Every team has that one teammate who writes the prompt that just works — then everyone else rebuilds it from scratch. Meerkat puts the proven, blessed version on one shared shelf. Vetted once. Pulled by everyone. Nobody reinvents the brief again.
Reach for this the day an account churns — owns the miss, reopens on value, lands one clean ask.
Discovery call → MEDDIC brief
by amir@growth
QBR deck · usage → narrative
by lee@growth
The prompt that works gets buried in a DM, a doc, someone's head — so everyone quietly rebuilds it, badly, forever. Watch five forks funnel into the one version your whole team pulls from.
winback-FINAL
churn v3 (mine)
email — use THIS
retention copy 2
win-back (old?)
Win-back · churned enterprise
by dana@growth
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One vetted version, badge and proof attached — not five drafts nobody can choose between.
Refine a prompt in your own library until it holds up — run it, stress-test it, head-to-head it. The proof comes with it.
One click copies it onto the shared shelf with a note on when to reach for it. Your personal copy is never touched.
Owners and admins bless the winner so the team's pick is unambiguous. Blessed prompts rank first and carry the badge.
Now anyone on the team searches the shelf and pulls the right, vetted prompt in seconds — ready to copy into whatever tool they work in.
Other tools score a prompt by reading it on paper. Meerkat proves it by running it against real frontier models first. So when a teammate pulls a blessed prompt off the shelf, they're not trusting an opinion — they're trusting evidence.
Scored on paper
A model reads the prompt and guesses a number. Nothing was actually run. You're trusting a rubric.
Proven by running
Fired against real frontier models, stress-tested, held its contract. The proof rides along with the prompt.
A shared shelf is only worth pulling from if the right people decide what earns the badge. Roles, invites, ranking, ownership — the controls that keep one source of truth actually true.
Owners, admins, members. The people who can bless a prompt are the people who should.
Drop a link in Slack or add teammates by address — they join the moment they sign in.
Search the shelf and the vetted version is always on top, badge and all.
Publishing copies the prompt. Your private shelf is never shared or mutated.
A seat costs less than the hour it takes one teammate to rebuild a prompt that already existed. Start free on your own — pay only when you bring the team in.
Solo
The whole product, on your own. Build the shelf and feel every part before anyone else joins.
Team
billed monthly·cancel anytime
Everything in Solo, plus the shared shelf the whole team pulls from.
free for you solo · pay only when you bring the team in
before you ask
Get the whole team pulling from one shelf. Spin up a team in under a minute, bless the prompts that win, and watch the rewrites disappear — one source of truth the entire mob stands behind.
