Most developers store code snippets somewhere.
Some use:
- Notion
- GitHub gists
- Text files
- Random folders
- ChatGPT history
- Sticky notes
- Terminal history
But snippets today are not just code anymore.
We save:
- CLI commands
- SQL queries
- API requests
- AI prompts
- Config files
- JSON templates
- Regex
- Notes
- Links
- Debug commands
That’s why I built SnippKit — a place to save, share, organize, and run snippets from anywhere.
This is not just a snippet manager.
It’s more like a developer toolkit + snippet cloud + automation tools.
What You Can Store in SnippKit
You can save and organize:
- Code snippets
- CLI commands
- AI prompts
- Notes
- JSON data
- SQL queries
- Regex
- Links
- Config files
Everything can be organized into:
- folders
- collections
- starred snippets
So your important snippets are always easy to find.
Secure Sharing — Ghost Send
SnippKit has a feature called Ghost Send.
This allows you to:
- share a snippet securely
- send a private link
- control who can access it
- share sensitive configs safely
Useful for:
- API examples
- server configs
- deployment commands
- debugging snippets
- team sharing
Communities and Organization Sharing
SnippKit supports organization and community sharing.
Think of it like:
- WhatsApp groups for developers
- Teams sharing snippet collections
- Policy-based sharing like AWS IAM
You can:
- create groups
- share collections to specific groups
- control who can view or edit snippets
- manage snippet access policies
This is useful for:
- teams
- open source communities
- developer groups
- classrooms
- companies
Run Commands from Cloud Using SNIX CLI
SnippKit includes a CLI tool called Snix.
You can run commands stored in the cloud directly from your terminal.
Example workflow:
- Save a deployment command in SnippKit
- Open terminal
- Run using Snix CLI
- Command executes instantly
Useful for:
- deployment commands
- docker commands
- git workflows
- ssh commands
- database commands
- build scripts
Chrome Extension — Save From Anywhere
SnippKit also has a Chrome Extension.
You can:
- save code from GitHub
- save commands from documentation
- save AI prompts
- save StackOverflow solutions
- save configs from blogs
- save anything from the web
Just save directly from the browser.
VS Code Integration
You can save snippets directly from VS Code.
This makes it very easy to:
- save useful functions
- save configs
- save reusable components
- save queries
- save scripts
Without leaving your editor.
Code to Image (Carbon-like Feature)
SnippKit has a feature similar to Carbon.
You can:
- convert code into beautiful images
- customize themes
- export code images
- share on social media
- share in documentation
Very useful for:
- blog posts
- documentation
- social media posts
- tutorials
JSON as a Service
SnippKit also provides JSON as a Service.
You can:
- store JSON
- get an endpoint
- use it as mock API
- test frontend apps
- test fetch requests
- prototype apps quickly
Very useful for frontend development and testing.
40+ Built-in Developer Tools
SnippKit includes 40+ developer tools, such as:
- Base64 encoder / decoder
- Color palette generator
- QR code studio
- Character counter
- File size calculator
- JSON formatter
- URL encoder
- Timestamp converter
- Hash generator
- Text utilities
- And many more
So it’s not just snippets — it’s also a developer toolbox.
AI Features — SIDR AI
SnippKit includes SIDR AI.
It can:
- generate code
- explain saved code
- help understand snippets later
- generate scripts
- generate regex
- generate SQL queries
- generate CLI commands
There is also AI code explanation, so when you open an old snippet, you can instantly see what the code does.
Very useful when revisiting old snippets.
SnippKit Blog
SnippKit also has a blog where:
- updates are posted
- new features announced
- developer tips shared
- tools explained
- tutorials posted
Easy Profile Sharing via QR Code
You can share your SnippKit profile using a QR code.
Useful for:
- conferences
- meetups
- sharing snippet collections
- sharing developer profile
Keyboard First Workflow
SnippKit is designed to be keyboard-first.
You can:
- open search
- create snippets
- navigate
- open tools
- switch sections
Also includes ctrl + ; which shows numbers so that navigations become in a click
Using keyboard shortcuts without touching the mouse.
Easter Eggs
There are also some fun easter eggs inside SnippKit.
For example:
- typing sakura → falling hearts animation
- typing rain → rain animation
Just small fun things inside the app.
Final Thoughts
SnippKit started as a simple snippet saver.
But it slowly became:
- snippet manager
- developer toolbox
- CLI command runner
- snippet sharing platform
- JSON service
- AI code assistant
- developer utilities collection
- community snippet sharing platform
Basically a developer productivity platform.
If you're a developer who constantly saves:
- code
- commands
- prompts
- configs
- queries
- scripts
You might find SnippKit useful.
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