Snippet & note manager
SnippedIt keeps the commands, code and notes you looked up once in a single searchable place — filed in your own folders, broken into steps, and copied out in one click.
Four ideas do most of the work. Everything else in SnippedIt exists to keep these fast.
Full-text across every snippet, note and code block. Type two words, hit enter, paste.
Split a procedure into numbered steps. Each step keeps its own note beside its own code.
LINUX, API, HOW-TOS — your own vocabulary, with counts, favorites and bookmarks.
Mark a snippet private and it stays out of the API and out of every shared link.
Recall
The search field sits in the header of every screen and looks inside snippet titles, notes and the code itself. Results carry their folder, so you know where the answer came from before you open it.
Structure
Most things worth saving take three commands and one caveat. SnippedIt gives every snippet numbered steps, a prose note per step, a language, and placeholders you fill in on the way out.
cd /etc/apache2/sites-available/ cp ./111-sample.conf ./$DOMAIN.conf nano ./$DOMAIN.conf certbot --apache -d $DOMAIN
Paste the command that finally worked, add the one sentence explaining why. Thirty seconds, while it is still fresh.
Drop it in a folder that means something to you. Star the ones you will need weekly; bookmark whole folders.
Six months later, two words in the search field beat twenty minutes of tabs and a Stack Overflow answer from 2016.
No card for the free plan. Cancel Pro any time.
Enough to replace the text file on your desktop.
$0
forever
For the person who lives in a terminal all day.
$5
per month
Pay once. Everything in Pro, for good.
$99
one-time payment
No. Every snippet has a prose side and a code side, and plenty of people use only the prose side — meeting notes, research quotes, reference links. The code editor is there when you need it.
Yes, as JSON or Markdown, at any time, on any plan. Pro adds a read API and a CLI if you would rather pull snippets straight into your shell.
A private snippet is hidden from the API and its share link will not open. It stays visible only inside your own account.
Recently opened snippets are cached and readable offline in the browser. Editing syncs as soon as you are back.
On Team, folders can be shared with view or edit roles, and personal folders stay personal. Nothing is shared until you say so.
Free plan, no card, and an import for whatever text file you have been using instead.