Savepad for developers

The Stack Overflow answer that actually worked. The docs page for that one config flag. The repo someone mentioned on a podcast. Savepad keeps code highlighted, pages readable, and all of it one ⌘K away.

Where your stuff lives right now

Starred repos you never open, a snippets.md you stopped updating in 2022, and 40 tabs you're "definitely getting back to".

  • GitHub Stars, 1,203
  • X Bookmarks, 2,316
  • Slack DM to yourself
  • Notion snippets.md
  • Reddit Saved, 402
  • Desktop untitled-3.txt

What you probably save

  • Snippets from GitHub
  • Answers on Stack Overflow
  • Docs from Next.js
  • Handbook pages from TypeScript
  • Utilities from Tailwind
  • Schemas from GraphQL
  • Guides from Vercel
  • Docs from Python
  • Threads on Reddit
  • Talks on YouTube
  • Posts on X
  • Workflows from n8n
  • Configs from Cloudflare
  • Posts on daily.dev
  • Issues on Linear

See it, save it, sort it

  1. Save

    Paste a snippet or a link, or email it in.

  2. Sort

    Folders per stack, tags per problem. Shift-select 30 things and file them in one go.

  3. Find

    ⌘K from anywhere. Search reads the code, the docs page and the README, with filters like type:code.

The good bits

  1. Keyboard first

    ⌘K to search, J and K to move, E to file. You can get through a week of saves without touching the trackpad.

  2. Code stays code

    Paste a snippet, mark its language and it gets the right highlighting, with the source link kept next to it. Copy is one click.

  3. Your library in your editor

    Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor over MCP and it can search your library and save into it. Savepad itself never calls a model.

  4. Export whenever

    Everything comes out as JSON, CSV, HTML or Markdown, files included. Do whatever you want with it.

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