SeekCode

Powerful Features

Everything you need to manage your code snippets and clipboard history efficiently - completely free and open source

Code Snippet Management

Store and organize code snippets for multiple programming languages with syntax highlighting and tagging support.

Clipboard History

Support one-click storage from clipboard to code snippets

Smart Search

Quickly search and filter code snippets and clipboard content with powerful search capabilities.

Multi-Language Support

Support for JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, and many other programming languages.

Open Source

Completely free and open source. View the code, contribute, and help improve SeekCode on GitHub.

Cross-Platform

Available for macOS and Windows with native performance and system integration.

See SeekCode in Action

Beautiful, intuitive interface designed for productivity

Code Snippets Management

Support one-click storage from clipboard to code snippets

Support tag-based search

Appearance Settings

Download SeekCode

Choose the version that matches your system

macOS

Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) Intel Mac

Requires macOS 10.15 or later

Windows

Setup Installer (x64) MSI Package (x64)

Requires Windows 10 or later

Feedback & Feature Requests

Have suggestions or found a bug? We'd love to hear your feedback to help improve SeekCode. As an open-source project, your contributions are welcome!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common issues and solutions

macOS: "SeekCode is damaged and can't be opened" Error

If you encounter this error on macOS, it's due to Apple's Gatekeeper security feature. Here's how to fix it:

Method 1: Using Terminal

Open Terminal application
Run the following command:

sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/SeekCode.app

Replace the path if you installed SeekCode in a different location.

Method 2: System Preferences

Go to System Preferences → Security & Privacy
In the General tab, you should see a message about SeekCode being blocked
Click "Open Anyway" next to the message
Confirm by clicking "Open" in the dialog

Why does this happen?

This occurs because SeekCode is not notarized by Apple. We're working on getting proper code signing and notarization. This is a common issue with independent developer applications and is completely safe to override.

Installation Tips

macOS: Download the .dmg file, open it, and drag SeekCode to your Applications folder.

Windows: Download the .exe installer and run it. Windows may show a SmartScreen warning - click "More info" and then "Run anyway".

Security: SeekCode is safe to use. Security warnings are due to the app not being signed by Apple/Microsoft.

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