I built Google Keep for Developers — here's why

Every developer I know has the same problem: code snippets scattered across 15 different places. A regex you wrote six months ago? Somewhere in a Slack DM. That Docker Compose template you always reuse? Maybe in a Notion page. The SQL query that saved you three hours last quarter? Lost in a .txt file called notes_final_v2.txt . I tried everything — GitHub Gists, Notion, Apple Notes, random text files, bookmarked Stack Overflow answers. None of them felt right. Gists are too heavy for a quick snippet. Notion doesn't understand code. Google Keep is perfect for quick capture, but try pasting a 20-line function in there — no syntax highlighting, no Markdown, no structure. So I built CodesKeep — Google Keep, but designed from the ground up for developers. What it does CodesKeep is a web app for saving, organizing, and finding your code snippets and Markdown notes. Think of it as the simplicity of Google Keep meets the developer-awareness of a code editor. Here's what makes it different: Mar