Managing your data

Sign in and open Your snippets (/snippets). It lists your 20 most recent snippets, public and private, with their language, date and view count. For older snippets, or a full list, email us.

Open the snippet while signed in and choose Edit, or choose Edit from its menu in Your snippets. You can change the title and visibility (public or private); the link stays the same. Once published, a snippet's code, language and theme are sealed. To change them, delete the snippet and publish it again.

Open the snippet while signed in and choose Delete, or choose Delete from its menu in Your snippets, then confirm. We delete the snippet together with its images, comments, reactions and view records. There is no recovery.

Snippets that nobody has viewed for six months are also deleted automatically, with no recovery.

To remove a line reaction you added, open the snippet, open the reaction picker on that line and choose Remove reaction. To delete a comment you wrote, open the comments on its line, choose the trash icon next to it and confirm. Comments cannot be edited; delete it and post a new one instead.

Your unpublished draft and your light or dark theme are stored only in your browser. Publishing clears the draft. To remove them, clear this site's data in your browser settings.

An assistant connected to Supagist's MCP server can render images and publish new snippets as you. It publishes private snippets unless you ask for public, and common secrets in the code are replaced with placeholders before anything is stored. It can also edit or delete snippets you own, and never anyone else's. To stop an assistant from using your account, disconnect Supagist in that assistant. To revoke its access on our side as well, email us.

Sign in, open Account in the menu under your avatar, choose Delete account and confirm. We delete your account and profile right away, together with your snippets, comments, reactions and view records. If you cannot sign in, email supagist@leandro.io from the address on your account instead. You can also ask for a copy of the data we hold about you.

Log out (in the menu under your avatar) ends your session but does not delete anything.

The Privacy Policy explains what we collect and who processes it.