Share snippets
Share snippets
Drop a short example into a sandbox and send the link. Recipients run it immediately. No gist guessing, no local clone.
Paste code, generate a link, and share it. Anyone who opens it can run the code in the browser. No install, no setup, no account.
Paste or type your code here
Start a sandbox in one click. No sign up needed.
Browse runnable projects shared as links. Remix a copy in one click, or publish yours so others can run it too.
Share one sandbox link with teammates. Everyone lands in the same file, sees each other's cursors, and ships fixes together. No zip files, and no "send me your latest."
Optional
Secondary to sharing: scaffold a snippet, fix a bug, or explain a file without leaving the link.
A lightweight coding sandbox: write or paste code, share a link, and anyone can run it immediately in the browser.
Drop in a snippet or small project. No VS Code install, no local toolchain. Just open and write.
One URL. Whoever opens it sees and runs the same code instantly. No clone, no npm install.
No setup steps for your reader. They click the link and the sandbox is already running.
Useful when you want help drafting or fixing a snippet. Never required to share or run.
Invite someone to debug side by side. Collaboration is available, and sharing the runnable link is the core.
Need the sandbox always available? Boost keeps it running. It is still the same share-via-link model.
Send a link that actually runs, for snippets, debugging, and demos.
Drop a short example into a sandbox and send the link. Recipients run it immediately. No gist guessing, no local clone.
Reproduce the bug in one place, share the URL, and optionally edit together until it's fixed.
Ship a working demo link instead of a zip. They open it in the browser and see the real thing run.
Open a Node, Flask, or Jupyter sandbox in seconds. No signup required to start.
Launch a sandbox →One URL carries the code and the runtime. Anyone with the link can open and run it.
See how sharing works →No install for them. No “works on my machine.” The sandbox runs when they open the link.
Try a live example →Invite a teammate when you need two cursors. That is secondary to the share-and-run workflow.
About live collab →Schools & businesses
Classrooms, clubs, and companies get Striqr accounts provisioned for them. No enterprise markup. Businesses pay the same as everyone else.
We create student and teacher accounts, ready for workshops and courses. No DIY admin maze.
Get your org onboarded with the workspaces you need. Same Boost and credit pricing. We don't charge extra for being a company.
Tell us who needs access. We handle account setup so your group can open the editor and build on day one.
Built something worth sharing? Publish it to the catalog, set your own price, and get paid every time someone launches a copy. Or leave it free and let people learn from it.
Add a description, framework tag and cover image so buyers know exactly what they're launching before they pay.
Name any price, or keep it on Free. Change it from your workshop whenever you like.
Connect Stripe once. Sales land in your Striqr wallet and pay out straight to your bank.
Striqr is an instant coding sandbox for sharing runnable code via a link. Paste or write code, generate a URL, and anyone who opens it can run it in the browser.
No. You can launch a free sandbox without signing up. Recipients don’t need an account to open your link and run the code.
No downloads, no local setup. Everything runs in the browser. They click the link and the code executes.
Snippets, small apps, APIs with Node, Flask web apps, notebooks, and demos for clients or teammates. Anything that fits a lightweight sandbox.
Yes, optionally. Invite someone to debug or edit side by side. Collaboration is secondary; the core is a link that runs.
Launch a free sandbox, paste your code, and send the URL. Instant execution for anyone who opens it.