Scripet

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Scripet is ranked #22 of 33 in code snippet managers on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web. There is a free plan.

Scripet plans and pricing

Free Free Up to 5 named pads · unlimited notes in sandbox · local storage backup scripet.com · 5 Oct 2026

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Product: Scripet is a browser based online notepad and code snippet manager with separate text and code blocks.
Copying: Each block has a copy control for copying snippets, notes, or AI prompts to the clipboard.
Formatting: The product detects programming language syntax and supports Markdown text blocks.
Use cases: The maker describes it for developers, programmers, writers, prompt designers, and AI creators.
Tasks: Todo Pads support High, Medium, and Low priority tags and move checked tasks into a DONE section.
Saving: Without login, pad names and blocks are stored in local browser storage; an account enables cloud pad syncing.
Cloud provider: The homepage says cloud syncing writes changes to Supabase.
Data handling: The privacy policy says block data is not sold, analyzed, or distributed to third parties.
Security: The privacy policy lists SSL transmission encryption, standard security headers, and role based validation.
Compliance: The opened maker pages describe security measures but do not state a compliance certification.
Account requirement: The maker says the sandbox works locally without an account, while cloud backup pads are tied to user profiles.
Support: The maker lists [email protected] and says it responds to support queries within 24–48 business hours.
Supported access: The maker describes access through a web browser and says account cloud sync is available from desktop or mobile browsers.
Price from: Free

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