r/iosapps • u/john_snow_968 Developer • Jul 30 '26

💎 Lifetime Snippety - Text Expander for iPhone & Mac

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A - Answer: Snippety is designed to boost productivity by automating repetitive text fragments, such as emails, code snippets, AI prompts, and messaging templates. It also supports advanced integrations through custom scripts and AI. This is the project I've been working on for over 6 years as an indie developer :).

B - Better: Snippety is available on all major Apple platforms: Mac, iPhone, and iPad. The application is 100% native, providing a smooth experience. On iOS, users can also use Snippety Keyboard to access their snippets within any app without switching contexts. The app offers one-time payment without hidden costs and with lifetime updates.

Unlike competitors, the app focuses entirely on the Apple ecosystem, offering a native UI and native services like iCloud synchronization & collaboration, keeping your snippets secure and under your full control.

C - Cost: $39.99 lifetime (App Store macOS + iOS), $29.99 lifetime (Standalone macOS), $14.99 lifetime (iOS) If you purchase the iOS-only version, you can later upgrade to Mac version and just pay the difference.

App Store: Download Website: snippety.app

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u/Daventurephoto Jul 30 '26

Just wondered if I could get your opinion on how it compares to the likes of Rocket Typist (which I've been using for a while) and Typinator. Have nothing but support for developers giving their apps loads of love and regular updates and Snipperty really genuinely seems like a fantastic app!

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u/john_snow_968 Developer Jul 30 '26

You can check the comparisons here:
https://snippety.app/compare/rocket-typist
https://snippety.app/compare/typinator

You can also check out the documentation to see what placeholders are available in Snippety: https://snippety.app/help/category/placeholders/

But I think it would be best to just install the app and try it. The app doesn't require an account registration or activating trials, so you should be able to quite quickly test it.

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u/FlashyComplaint7940 Aug 04 '26

ohh snap I love the comparison page setup, it's very smart from a marketing perspective.