Edit the same code, live
Every keystroke reaches everyone with the snippet open. Each snippet shows who created it and who edited it last.
A realtime code editor and a shared file drop for your team. Sign in once to use both.

Built on the stack your team already runs.
Every keystroke reaches everyone with the snippet open. Each snippet shows who created it and who edited it last.
25 MBper file
Unpinned snippets and shares expire 36 hours after their last change. Pin what you keep.
Drop a folder of screenshots at once. Every file gets a direct link for an issue or a pull request.
Log in with email or Google. Your session ends at midnight India time.
Create an account or continue with Google. You stay signed in until midnight India time.
Name a snippet in the editor, or a share in Media. It exists the moment you press create.
Teammates open it and see your edits and files as they land, with names on every change.
DevCodeHub is a free workspace for development teams with two tools. The editor lets everyone with a snippet link edit the same code live and shows who created and last edited it. Media is a shared drop for images, zip files, PDFs and Word documents.
DevCodeHub was designed and built by Shams Ali Shaikh, a full stack developer working in Next.js and React. He built it after getting tired of attaching the same screenshots to three chat threads during code review. You can find his work at https://github.com/dev-shamsali.
Yes. Sign up with an email and password or with Google. You stay signed in until midnight India time, then log in again.
Images, zip archives, PDFs and Word documents, up to 25 MB per file. Each file gets a direct link you can paste into an issue or a pull request.
The share refreshes itself every few seconds, so a file you add shows up for everyone who has that share open. Nobody has to reload the page.
Yes. DevCodeHub is free to use and there is no paid tier or seat count.
Unpinned shares are cleared automatically 36 hours after their last change, which keeps the workspace from filling up. Pin a share to keep it.

Who made this
Full stack developer
Shams Ali Shaikh is a full stack developer who builds web products with Next.js and React. He designed and built DevCodeHub to remove the friction of attaching the same screenshots and archives to every chat thread during code review.
DevCodeHub is his own project, designed, built and maintained solo on Next.js, React and MongoDB.
Create an account, name a share and drop your files in. The link is ready as soon as you are.