A snippet vault is a tiny private pastebin attached to your account. Drop in a JSON config you keep referencing, a regex pattern you have to look up every time, a long log fragment you're sharing with a colleague: the snippet vault gives you a clean place to keep it without filling up your notes app or your Slack DMs. Each snippet has an optional name, an optional language hint for syntax highlighting, an optional public-share toggle (default is private), and an optional expiry date. Public snippets get a clean shareable link like whatip.xyz/p/abc123. Private snippets are visible only to you when signed in. Snippets accept up to 100,000 characters and you can have up to 200 of them per account.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. New snippets are private unless you explicitly toggle the public switch. Even private snippets have a slug-based URL, but viewing that URL requires you to be signed in as the owner; everyone else sees a 403.
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