Comment on the exact line
Pin questions, suggestions and highlights to specific lines or ranges, with threaded replies — all in a layer over your code that never touches the source.
Pasting code into Slack, Discord or a throwaway pastebin strips away the why. ShareCode keeps it attached — pin notes to exact lines, thread a real discussion and bundle every file in one link. Share without an account, or sign in to keep history.
Built for explaining real problems across real codebases.
Pin questions, suggestions and highlights to specific lines or ranges, with threaded replies — all in a layer over your code that never touches the source.
Drop in the controller, the test and the config — ShareCode detects the language from each filename across 29 languages and links related spots across files.
Every update is saved as a new version, and you can compare any two side by side with line-level diffs showing exactly what changed.
A built-in scanner flags AWS, GitHub, Slack and Stripe keys, JWTs, private keys and connection strings — as you type, and again on the server as the authority.
Set an optional password on any share; viewers must unlock before a single line renders, and the gate holds on the page, raw text, ZIP and preview card alike.
Toggle comments and highlights, or show only the annotated lines, to turn a share into a clean, guided tour through the parts that matter.
Copy for AI exports every file plus all annotations and threads as one clean, paste-ready block — or grab Markdown, a ZIP, or the raw text endpoint.
From code to a shareable, annotated link in three steps.
Drop in one file or several — or just the parts that matter.
Select code and add comments, highlights and notes as a separate layer over the source.
Set visibility, expiry or a password, then send a single link anyone can open.
The details that make code actually understandable.
Annotations render inline next to the lines they describe, with threaded replies — and your source stays untouched.
Push a new revision, keep older links working, and compare any two versions side by side with line-level diffs.
Export the whole context — files, notes, questions — as one structured block ready to paste into an AI assistant.
However you share code, ShareCode fits.
Walk a reviewer through a change with inline comments and suggestions on the exact lines.
Explain a snippet step by step with highlights, notes and focus mode.
Attach logs, screenshots and the exact lines that break across every file involved.
Package multi-file context and your questions cleanly into one prompt for any AI assistant.
Everything you need to know before you start.
No. You can create and share code anonymously and keep your edit and delete tokens. An account adds a dashboard, longer expiry and higher limits.
You choose — from 10 minutes to a year, or never on paid plans. You can also cap a link to a number of views, including one-time links that burn after the first read.
Unlisted links are only reachable by people with the URL, private shares require signing in, and you can lock any share behind a password — enforced everywhere the code is served.
A built-in scanner flags likely API keys, tokens and passwords as you type and again on the server, so you can redact them before anything leaves.
Yes — enable commenting and recipients can discuss specific lines, with threaded replies and resolvable notes.
Anytime. Deleting a share removes it immediately; expired anonymous shares are cleaned up automatically.
Create your first share in seconds — no signup needed.
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