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Text expander for snippets & AI prompts — save any text once and insert it anywhere with /shortcuts, placeholders and a palette. Snippix is a lightweight text expander and snippet manager for Chrome. Stop retyping the same replies, emails, and AI prompts — save any text once and insert it anywhere you type (email, chat, CRMs, ChatGPT, LinkedIn, forms) in a keystroke. ⚡ HOW IT WORKS • Save a snippet and give it a short code (e.g. "sig"). • Type /sig in any text box and it expands instantly. • Or press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Space to search and insert from a quick palette. ✨ DYNAMIC PLACEHOLDERS • {date}, {time}, {datetime} — always current (supports offsets like {date+3}) • {clipboard} — drop in whatever you last copied • {{Client name}} — fill-in fields you're prompted for before inserting • {cursor} — your caret lands exactly where you want it 💼 PERFECT FOR • Support & success teams sending repetitive replies • Recruiters with templated outreach and scheduling messages • Anyone building a reusable library of AI prompts • Sales, VAs, founders — anyone who types the same things daily 🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your snippets are stored locally in your browser. No account required, nothing uploaded. Works fully offline. FREE: up to 8 snippets. PRO ($19 launch price, one-time / lifetime): unlimited snippets + organize them into folders.
Aug 11, 2026
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