StackMind

What it does

I built StackMind — a second brain specifically for developers. Why I built it: I was using Notion for notes, GitHub Gists for snippets, and Linear for bugs. Switching between 3 tools constantly was killing my flow. So I built one place that does all of it. Still in active development — bugs are expected and feedback is gold right now. Would love brutal honest feedback from fellow devs. What's missing? What's broken? What would make you actually use this daily?

Notes with code blocks, Kanban bug tracker, and snippet library with GitHub import. All in one place for developers.

Notes with syntax highlighting, bug tracking, and a searchable code snippet library — all in one place. Not another generic tool. Built around how developers actually think. RAG-powered AI search across all your notes. Ask why a bug happened last week — it knows. Describe a bug, get a diagnosis. Powered by Claude with full context from your project notes. Syntax-highlighted code blocks for 30+ languages. Your docs live where you work. Drag bugs across Open → In Progress → Fixed with real-time sync. Save, tag, and search reusable code. Never rewrite the same utility twice. Each project has its own notes, bugs, and snippets — fully isolated. Dark mode toggle, GitHub API integration, and…from stack-mind-ten.vercel.app

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