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Snippets

Snippets are bits of text you reuse — save once, paste with a click. Unlike history (captured automatically), snippets are the text you keep on purpose: replies, signatures, boilerplate, commands you don’t want to forget.

Create & organise

• New snippet — add text you reuse and give it a home.
• Folders — group snippets by context (for example Support, Sales, Dev).
• Sorting — manual order, most-used, or recently-used. Hutchlet tracks how often and when each snippet is pasted.
• Search — find a snippet by its content. Secret snippets aren’t indexed.

Fill-in fields

Type {name} in a snippet for fields to fill in when you paste. Hutchlet hints when a snippet is templated, and prompts for each field at paste time — handy for greetings, ticket numbers, or anything that changes per use.

Hi {first_name}, thanks for reaching out about ticket #{ticket}.

Secret snippets

A snippet can hold sensitive text (a license key, a shared credential). Mark it as a secret and it’s encrypted and masked just like clipboard secrets, revealed only behind Touch ID.