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Promptly
Promptly’s co-founder announced the end of its hosted AI app-building project and moved to a separate venture, Alexandria. March 3, 2025 is the permanent-closure announcement proxy, not a verified infrastructure cutoff day.
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A hosted visual workspace for building and publishing AI agents, workflows, chatbots and generative applications by connecting models, data and business tools without code.
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- Promptly Company source
- Discontinued
- 3 Mar 2025Announcement-date estimate; exact service cutoff unconfirmedClosure source
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Promptly’s co-founder announced the end of its hosted AI app-building project and moved to a separate venture, Alexandria. March 3, 2025 is the permanent-closure announcement proxy, not a verified infrastructure cutoff day.
Priyank Chodisetti — final Promptly sunset and new-venture announcement ↗ · Checked 11 Oct 2026
Sources and verification
- Shutdown
- March 3, 2025 is the exact original founder post’s publication day, directly read from its public HTML JSON-LD datePublished=2025-03-03T06:58:17.977Z. The displayed day is an explicit announcement proxy because the actual last successful customer request and infrastructure cutoff are not supplied. Co-founder Priyank Chodisetti announces sunsetting Promptly, reflects on that ended venture and identifies Alexandria as his next venture. This is the final old-project ending statement, without an announced future customer-access window; the record does not derive technical completion from a passed deadline. The original LLMStack README explicitly identifies Promptly as its separately named hosted Cloud offering and documents a complete visual UI workflow for importing data, chaining models, building agents, deploying and publishing applications, including web/Slack/Discord entry points. Chodisetti’s own Coursera course independently binds this full no-code AI user task to trypromptly.com. The public LLMStack code and user self-hosted deployments survive; they are not included in the discontinued operator-hosted service, and software-maintenance end alone is not the evidence. Alexandria is a separate new product, not included in this record. The old service homepage was not readable in this run; its failure is not treated as proof of closure, and the historical service domain is retained as its website identity, not claimed currently accessible. Promptly is the verified operator brand and original GitHub organization. LLMStack’s source license names Maker Dojo, Inc. as licensor; that alone does not establish the hosted service’s contracting legal entity. The original organization states United States of America; no city or coordinates are inferred. First launch, actual cutoff hour/time zone and data deletion are unverified. No original account, runtime or billing audit was performed. Closure source
- Dates checked
- Announced 3 Mar 2025 · Verified 11 Oct 2026
- AI functionality
- AI functionality source
- Launch
- The first public availability day has not been verified. Promptly was the operator-hosted Cloud offering of the separate LLMStack software; the latter remains available for self-hosting under its license.
- Location
- United States. The original Promptly GitHub organization lists United States of America. No city, company office address or hosting location is established. Location source