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Introduction

Snipplle is an open source snippet manager.

What is Snipplle?

Snipplle is a modern platform for creating, storing, and managing code snippets.

It helps developers keep reusable code organized, searchable, and always accessible — whether working alone or across multiple projects.

Instead of scattering snippets across notes, repositories, or chat messages, Snipplle provides a single, structured place for your most valuable code.


Why Snipplle?

Developers reuse code every day — small utilities, configurations, queries, patterns, and helpers. Over time, these snippets become difficult to track, maintain, and reuse.

Snipplle solves this by offering:

  • A centralized snippet library
  • Fast and powerful search
  • Flexible organization with tags and projects
  • A clean, distraction-free interface
  • Cloud access with an open-source core

Snipplle is designed to fit naturally into your workflow, without adding unnecessary complexity.


Who is Snipplle for?

Snipplle is built for:

  • Individual developers who want to keep their code snippets organized
  • Teams that need a shared and consistent snippet library
  • Open-source contributors who value transparency and extensibility
  • Anyone tired of losing useful code in old projects or notes

Whether you’re working on a side project or a production system, Snipplle helps you work faster and more confidently.


How Snipplle Works

At its core, Snipplle allows you to:

  1. Create and save code snippets
  2. Organize them using tags, projects, or languages
  3. Search and reuse snippets instantly
  4. Access your snippets via the CLI

The platform is designed to be simple to start with, yet powerful enough to scale with your needs.


Fully Open Source

Snipplle is fully open source.

The entire application — including the frontend, backend, and infrastructure code — is available for inspection, modification, and self-hosting. There are no closed-source components.

You can:

  • Run Snipplle locally
  • Self-host it on your own infrastructure
  • Use the hosted cloud version
  • Contribute improvements back to the project

This approach ensures transparency, flexibility, and long-term trust.