Keep the code and notes you'll need again.
Your best snippets, the command you always forget, that note from the last project. Save them in one searchable workspace.
50 items and 3 collections on Free.
A place for the useful bits
You've already figured it out once.
Keep what worked. Notesmaxxing gives your code, commands, prompts, notes, and links a home you can come back to.
- Save it while it's useful.
- A working snippet, a shell command, a prompt worth keeping. Give it a title and save it for next time.
- Keep related things together.
- Collect your project notes, links, and code in one place. An item can belong to more than one collection.
- Find it. Copy it. Carry on.
- Search your saved items, keep favorites close, and copy code or commands without digging through old tabs.
Example collection
Project essentials
Search commit messages across every branch. Replace the search phrase with your own.
git log --all --oneline --grep="add search"The next time you need that command, it's here.
Give an item a name you'll remember. Add it to a collection, attach a few tags, and copy it when you need it again.
Try a few saved examples here. Then create a collection for the things you want to keep in your own workspace.
Included with Pro
A little help with the upkeep.
Use AI when you want a hand organizing or understanding an item. You choose when to ask and which suggestions to keep.
- Suggest tags for a saved item
- Draft a short item description
- Explain a code snippet
- Refine a prompt before reusing it
Simple, transparent pricing.
Start free. Add uploads, AI helpers, and more space with Pro.
$0/month
A place for the things you keep looking up.
- Up to 50 saved items
- Up to 3 collections
- Search and favorites
- Snippets, commands, prompts, notes, and links
- File and image uploads require Pro
- AI helpers require Pro
$8/month
Uploads, AI helpers, and room for your library.
- Unlimited items and collections
- File and image uploads
- Tag suggestions
- Draft descriptions from saved content
- Code explanations
- Prompt improvements
Start with something worth keeping.
One snippet, one command, one less thing to find again.