SnapStash

The fastest way to save and find your text, links, and code, before you forget where you put it.

What it does

SnapStash is a snippet manager for saving and retrieving reusable text, links, and code. Save something once, search for it instantly, and copy it back with a single tap.

• Instant search — filters results as you type across title, content, and tags
• Auto-detection — automatically identifies whether a snippet is a link, code, or plain text
• Folders and tags — organize snippets your way
• One-tap copy — tap any saved item to copy it to your clipboard

Monetization

SnapStash uses a freemium model powered by RevenueCat:

Plan	Price	Includes
Free	$0	20 snippets, 1 folder
Monthly	$4.99/mo	Unlimited snippets & folders, cloud sync
Yearly	$19.99/yr	Same as Monthly, better value
Lifetime	$39.99	One-time purchase, unlimited access forever

Tech stack

• React Native / Expo — cross-platform mobile framework
• RevenueCat — subscription management, entitlements, and paywall
• TypeScript
• Built with the help of Replit's AI Agent

Getting started

SnapStash is a pnpm workspace. The Expo app lives in artifacts/snapstash. Snippets are stored on the device, so no backend is needed to run it.

Requirements: Node.js 20.19+ (Expo SDK 54) and pnpm 10.16+ for the workspace's minimumReleaseAge setting (npm install -g pnpm@latest). Installing with npm or yarn is blocked by the workspace's preinstall check.

git clone https://github.com/ShambhaviCode/snapstash.git
cd snapstash
pnpm install

cd artifacts/snapstash
cp .env.example .env   # optional: add a RevenueCat key to test purchases
pnpm exec expo start

Scan the QR code with the Expo Go app on your phone, or press w to open the web build.

pnpm run dev inside artifacts/snapstash is wired to Replit's environment variables; use pnpm exec expo start when running locally.

Environment variables

The paywall uses RevenueCat. The app reads these from artifacts/snapstash/.env:

Variable	When it is used
EXPO_PUBLIC_REVENUECAT_TEST_API_KEY	Development, Expo Go and web
EXPO_PUBLIC_REVENUECAT_IOS_API_KEY	Production iOS builds (falls back to the test key)
EXPO_PUBLIC_REVENUECAT_ANDROID_API_KEY	Production Android builds (falls back to the test key)

Without a key, RevenueCat isn't initialised: development builds log a warning and the app runs on the free plan with purchases unavailable, while production builds show a "RevenueCat Unavailable" alert.

To test the paywall, create a free RevenueCat project and copy its test-store API key from Project settings → API keys. The entitlement the app checks is named SnapStash Pro.

License

MIT