Sheeter is a lightweight desktop app for browsing, searching, and copying code snippets and reference notes—stored locally on your machine.
Sheeter is currently in internal development. Contact us if you're interested in early access.
The problem it solves
When you’re deep in an AI-assisted coding session, small interruptions break flow: “What was that flag?” or “What’s our project convention for X?” You either waste context tokens on trivia or context-switch to Google.
Sheeter gives you instant local lookup—so prompts stay focused on hard problems, not reference material.
What it is
Sheeter keeps your “cheatsheets” close: API reminders, CLI commands, prompt templates, team conventions, and reusable snippets. Files stay on disk and are referenced in place—no import step and no account required.
Local-first by design
Sheeter runs without internet access and keeps your files exactly where they are—no sync, no import step, no account. Reference your existing Markdown or JSON files in place and search them instantly.
Key capabilities
- Fast search Find entries instantly across all registered sheets.
- One-click copy Copy snippets and commands without leaving your workflow.
- Markdown + JSON Write sheets in Markdown (easy) or JSON (structured).
- Cross-platform Available for macOS Apple Silicon and Windows.
Who it’s for
- Developers who routinely need quick syntax and command lookups
- Teams who want a shared, searchable set of engineering conventions
- Anyone pairing with an AI assistant and trying to avoid burning context on “trivia”
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For the development approach, see the case study: Sheeter — agent-native development workflow.
Tech (high level)
- Tauri (Rust) + React + TypeScript