Polite payment reminder
Write a short, friendly WhatsApp reminder to Name that Amount for What it’s for was due on Date. Warm, not pushy, with one emoji at most.
💬 AI prompts: WhatsApp messages
Ask the AI for a message, then paste it into the Wah-Kit Text formatter to add bold and italics, or send it straight from WhatsApp. Fill in the blanks, then copy or open it in your AI.
Reminders and requests
Second reminder
Write a polite but firmer second WhatsApp reminder to Name about Amount for What it’s for, which is now Days days late.
Ask for a favour
Write a WhatsApp message asking Name if they could Favour. Make it easy for them to say no.
Collect money from a group
Write a WhatsApp message to the Group group asking everyone to pay Amount for Purpose by Date, with how to pay: Payment details.
Invitations and announcements
Invitation
Write a cheerful WhatsApp invitation to Event on Date at Time, at Place. Ask people to reply by Reply date.
Group announcement
Write a clear WhatsApp announcement for the Group group about News. Put the key details first, in short lines.
Change of plan
Write a WhatsApp message telling everyone that Event has moved from Old date or place to New date or place, with a short apology.
Shop notice
Write a short WhatsApp message to customers: Notice, with when we reopen.
Welcome new members
Write a friendly welcome message for new members of the Group WhatsApp group, with 4 short group rules.
Greetings
Birthday wish
Write 3 short birthday wishes for Name, my Relationship, who loves Interests. One funny, one warm, one short.
Festival greeting
Write a warm Festival greeting for my Who, 2–3 lines with a fitting emoji.
Congratulations
Write a short congratulations message to Name on Achievement.
Get well soon
Write a caring, short get-well message for Name.
Condolences
Write a short, gentle message of condolence to Name on the loss of their Relationship. Respectful and simple.
Thank you
Write a heartfelt thank-you message to Name for What they did.
Tricky messages
Apologise
Help me apologise to Name for What happened. Sincere, not too long, and suggest how I’ll make it right.
Say no kindly
Write a kind WhatsApp message saying I can’t Request, with a short reason: Reason.
Calm a heated group chat
Write a calm, neutral message to post in a group chat where people are arguing about Topic, to cool things down.
Reply to this message
Suggest 3 replies to this message: one short, one warm, one more detailed: The message
Make my message clearer
Make this WhatsApp message shorter and clearer, keeping my tone: Your message
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How to write a good prompt
- Say who it should be. Start with a role: “You are a patient maths tutor” or “You are a friendly shop assistant”.
- Give the task and details. Say exactly what you want and add the facts only you know: who it’s for, dates, prices, level.
- Ask for a format. A table, 5 bullet points, under 100 words, a WhatsApp message, a step-by-step list.
- Show an example. Paste something you like and say “in this style”.
- Keep talking. The first answer is a draft. Reply “shorter”, “more formal”, “give 3 more options” or “ask me questions first”.
- Check it. AI can sound sure and still be wrong. Check facts, numbers and names before you use them.
🔒 Don’t paste passwords, card numbers or other people’s private details into any AI.
These prompts work with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot and Perplexity and most other AI assistants. Wah-Kit isn’t connected to or endorsed by any of them; the names belong to their owners. The buttons copy the prompt and open the assistant; ChatGPT, Perplexity and Grok can also start with it filled in.