That's a fair point! A lot of older tools were just simple text storage.
We built Blink with a modern philosophy in mind—it's not just for storing snippets, but for instant recall by meaning.
For example, instead of remembering a specific command, you can just search "flask route" and it finds the right snippet in <1 second. It's designed to work like an external brain for developers who are constantly context-switching between different languages and frameworks.
Would love to know if that kind of semantic search would have been useful to you back in the day!
i used to love this type of app 20 years ago. i found it mostly not needed these days.
That's a fair point! A lot of older tools were just simple text storage.
We built Blink with a modern philosophy in mind—it's not just for storing snippets, but for instant recall by meaning.
For example, instead of remembering a specific command, you can just search "flask route" and it finds the right snippet in <1 second. It's designed to work like an external brain for developers who are constantly context-switching between different languages and frameworks.
Would love to know if that kind of semantic search would have been useful to you back in the day!