I built a personal knowledge base for developers in 2 days—here's what I learned

The Problem

Like most developers, my knowledge was scattered everywhere.

Code snippets lived in random .txt files. Terminal commands
I Googled every single time. Internal server notes buried in
WhatsApp. Bug fixes I solved once and completely forgot.

Sound familiar?

What I Built

I built SnipVault — a personal knowledge base
that keeps everything in one place.

6 Content Types

⌥ Code -> Functions, components, boilerplate
❯ Command -> Terminal, git, docker commands
◎ Note -> Internal info, server quirks
⇗ Link -> Docs, tools, references
≡ SOP -> Step by step processes
⚑ Fix -> Bug solutions

Tech Stack

• Frontend — React + Vite
• Database — Supabase (PostgreSQL)
• Auth — Supabase Auth
• Hosting — Vercel

What I learned in 2 days

1. Supabase Row Level Security is incredibly powerful
2. Vite + React is the fastest way to ship
3. Fuzzy search without AI is good enough for v1
4. Shipping beats perfecting

Try It

🔗 Live: https://snip-vault-psi.vercel.app/landing.html

Free to use. 20 entries on free plan.
AI semantic search coming in Pro ($5/month).

Would love feedback from the dev.to community!
What would make you use this daily?