Act like a chatbot expert. I want to build a chatbot using Sketchware Pro. Suggest five useful chatbot ideas that are beginner-friendly and practical.
💬 What it does: This prompt asks the AI to suggest chatbot ideas that are easy to build in Sketchware Pro. It's your first step to pick a direction—like a calculator bot, feedback bot, reminder bot, etc.
I want to create a chatbot in Sketchware Pro. Help me define the ideal target audience for a chatbot that answers common school questions.
💬 What it does: This prompt focuses on identifying who the chatbot is for—students, teachers, or parents. A clear audience will guide the design and language of your chatbot.
Suggest a specific problem I can solve with a chatbot using Sketchware Pro that doesn't need internet and is useful for teenagers.
💬 What it does: This prompt helps you narrow down your project to a useful, offline-friendly feature—like exam revision bots, personal task reminders, or quick fact quizzes.
Write a friendly and engaging welcome message for a chatbot that helps students revise for exams. Keep it short and casual.
💬 What it does: This prompt tells the AI to generate a warm greeting message. It's the first thing users will see when they open the chatbot, so it should be welcoming and clear.
Create an intro message that lists what my chatbot can do: answer school questions, give daily tips, set reminders. Use a fun and simple tone.
💬 What it does: Use this to help AI write a short intro that explains your bot’s main features in plain language so users know what to expect from the start.
Help me write a simple guide that tells users how to interact with the chatbot step by step. Use a friendly tone.
💬 What it does: This prompt generates a mini instruction guide for your bot, which teaches users what to type and how to get the best answers.
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Design a chatbot reply style for answering questions with confidence, followed by a question to continue the chat naturally.
💬 What it does: This prompt helps the AI learn how to keep the conversation flowing—giving useful answers and then asking follow-up questions.
Write a simple prompt to make the chatbot always respond with another question to keep the user engaged in a loop.
💬 What it does: Tells the AI to continue the conversation endlessly with back-and-forth questions. This is helpful for engagement-based bots.
Make the chatbot detect emotional tone (happy, sad, angry) from messages and respond with empathy and matching energy.
💬 What it does: This helps the AI adapt its reply to human feelings. Great for therapy bots or any bot that should feel emotionally aware.
Create a prompt to ask the user for their name and make sure the chatbot repeats it to confirm. If the input is invalid, ask again.
💬 What it does: Ensures your chatbot captures the user's name clearly and asks again if something doesn’t look like a valid name.
Write a chatbot prompt that asks the user for a number (age or phone) and only proceeds if it’s digits-only input.
💬 What it does: Teaches your chatbot to request numbers only and politely corrects the user when they type anything else.
Prompt the user to pick between 3 options (A, B, C), confirm their choice, and correct them if they input something else.
💬 What it does: Creates a structured decision process with error handling. The chatbot will guide users to make valid choices.
Create a prompt that politely apologizes when the user gives a command the chatbot doesn’t recognize, and suggests a correct one.
💬 What it does: Keeps your chatbot polite and helpful when the user types something confusing or unsupported.
Create a prompt that says “Oops, let’s try that again” when something goes wrong, and restarts the last question.
💬 What it does: Builds a retry loop to give the user another chance to answer after an error or unclear response.
Write a chatbot message that confirms success after a user finishes an action, like submitting details or choosing an option.
💬 What it does: Adds a sense of closure and progress to every step. It gives positive reinforcement to the user.
Create a chatbot with a humorous and friendly personality that cracks light jokes and uses emojis while responding to user messages.
💬 What it does: Makes the chatbot more enjoyable and emotionally engaging, especially in informal or entertainment contexts.
Design a chatbot with a calm, wise tone that offers guidance like a mentor or advisor. Use thoughtful and respectful wording in all responses.
💬 What it does: Makes your bot feel like a wise helper. Best for educational, philosophical, or spiritual chatbots.
Prompt:
Set up Firebase Realtime Database in Sketchware Pro to store and retrieve chatbot messages for each user. Enable internet permission and add Firebase Database component. Link it with your Firebase project credentials.
🔍 This prompt guides the chatbot builder to connect their app to Firebase for real-time data storage. It allows messages to be saved per user session, enhancing memory and conversation continuity. Next step: design the database structure (e.g., "Users → UID → Messages").
Prompt:
When user sends a message, write it to Firebase under a node named after the user’s UID. Use push() to avoid overwriting and store time-stamped values for sorting.
🧠 This helps the chatbot store each user message as a new entry, making conversations traceable. Use `push()` with a timestamp to ensure chronological storage. It's key for building conversation history.
Prompt:
Retrieve messages from Firebase based on user UID and display them in the chatbot interface using a ListView. Sort messages by timestamp and update the list in real time.
📜 This lets your app display old messages when the user reopens the chatbot. Using ListView ensures each message shows clearly. Real-time sync makes it behave like WhatsApp.
This prompt helps you set up user login using Firebase Auth. It’s essential for securing user access before entering the chatbot. After implementing this, continue with prompts to store/retrieve data or link to personalized features.
This prompt guides you through final testing. It helps identify any input errors, screen navigation issues, or Firebase connection failures. Use this step before sharing your chatbot with users.
This prompt is for stress-testing. Pretend you're a user and push the chatbot's limits. This ensures it doesn’t crash with weird input. Use Android logcat or Sketchware logs to trace crashes.
Use this prompt when you want your chatbot to simulate memory. By storing user inputs in a list or variable and checking them when replying, the chatbot can give more personal and intelligent answers.
This prompt helps your chatbot feel polished and user-friendly. Add smooth UX touches like welcome messages, typing delay effects, and smart error handling. It makes your app more human-like and helps users feel guided during interaction.
Integrate AdMob ads into the chatbot by adding banner and interstitial ad units. Ask the user for consent if legally required.
This prompt will guide the AI to set up Google AdMob ads inside your Sketchware Pro project, helping you earn revenue per view or click. Next, test placement and balance for user comfort.
Add affiliate product links related to chatbot content. Suggest them contextually and track clicks via unique IDs.
This makes your chatbot a subtle promoter of affiliate services, matching content with suitable affiliate suggestions. Next, track performance using referral dashboards.
Offer optional paid upgrades in the chatbot via in-app purchases. For example: unlock premium responses or custom avatars.
Adds a monetization path through Google Play Billing. You can configure SKUs and handle payments with events. Next, test user flow and fallback messaging.
Add Firebase Analytics or local tracking to record user interactions, session lengths, and most used features in the chatbot.
Helps you optimize for growth by understanding what users love most. Next steps: add tracking IDs, review dashboard data, and set goals.
Create a chatbot referral system. Let users invite friends using unique codes and reward both inviter and invitee.
This feature drives growth by encouraging word-of-mouth. Track codes and offer points, coins, or unlockables as rewards.
Test your Sketchware Pro chatbot thoroughly by simulating user input. Check responses, loading behavior, network features (like Firebase), and ensure smooth UI. Deploy the APK on multiple devices and gather user feedback.
This prompt helps you finalize your project by thoroughly testing every aspect of your chatbot. Test input-output flows, slow/fast typing, internet offline behavior, Firebase responses, and check for UI glitches. Once satisfied, export the APK and test on real phones. This ensures it's production-ready before publishing or sharing.
Prepare your Sketchware chatbot for Google Play by creating a signed APK, checking all permissions, removing debug features, writing a strong app description, preparing screenshots, setting up your store listing, privacy policy, and testing on various devices.
This prompt ensures you're fully ready to submit your chatbot app to Google Play. You'll need a signed APK (not debug), complete metadata, Play Store screenshots, a privacy policy page, and a tested app. Also verify your app doesn't violate any Play Store guidelines and includes correct versioning.
Go to Google Play Console → Select Create App → Fill in app details (title, description, category) → Upload your signed APK or AAB → Add screenshots, icon, privacy policy → Fill out content rating, target audience, ads declaration, and store settings → Submit for review.
This prompt helps guide users through the actual publishing process on the Google Play Console. Make sure your assets (icon, banner, screenshots) are ready. Fill all required fields carefully, select a proper release track (like production or closed testing), then submit your app for review. Approval usually takes a few hours to days.
Monitor user feedback via reviews and emails → Track app performance and crash reports in Google Play Console → Plan improvements or fix bugs → Update your code in Sketchware Pro → Rebuild, sign, and upload new APK/AAB version → Update changelog and re-submit to Play Store.
After publishing your chatbot, consistent maintenance ensures good ratings and retention. Fix bugs, respond to reviews, and update regularly with new features. Google Console also provides real-time performance stats—use them to improve stability and user experience with each release.
Create a marketing plan for a Sketchware Pro chatbot app. Include steps for ASO, Google Play optimization, blog post promotion, social media campaigns, YouTube app demo video, email marketing funnel, and targeting niche communities.
This prompt helps you or users generate a strategic marketing roadmap. Focus on improving your Play Store presence using ASO (App Store Optimization), producing engaging media content, leveraging blog traffic, and reaching out to specific online communities. Consistent branding and clear communication increase installs and retention.
Integrate AdMob rewarded ads inside a chatbot created with Sketchware Pro. Trigger the ad after user completes a task or unlocks a premium response.
This prompt guides integration of rewarded ads that appear after users engage with the chatbot. A smooth user experience ensures retention while generating income.
Implement Google Play Billing in Sketchware Pro chatbot app to allow users to buy extra features, premium chat responses, or skins.
Enables selling digital content like chatbot themes or premium questions. Adds long-term monetization without relying solely on ads.
Add affiliate links to chatbot suggestions. Example: when the chatbot gives a book suggestion, include an Amazon or Gumroad affiliate link.
Makes money from external purchases. The chatbot acts as a smart affiliate marketer, especially powerful in niche topics.
Offer a free chatbot version on Play Store but sell a full version or source code through Gumroad, Selar, or Payhip with license keys.
Useful for developers and learners. Great method for generating passive income by providing exclusive code access or advanced builds.
Make certain chatbot features available only to monthly or weekly subscribers. Use a Firebase database to check subscription status.
Boosts steady income. Subscription logic can use Firebase Realtime Database and scheduled validation. Simple to implement with Sketchware blocks.
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