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Fragmenta vs GitHub Gists
Pick Gists if you want to publish code: every gist is a Git repository people can fork, clone and diff. Pick Fragmenta if the snippets are for you — organised by tag and collection, mixed with commands, prompts and checklists, and private when you need them to be.
Last checked October 24, 2026
Side by side
| Feature | Fragmenta | GitHub Gists |
|---|---|---|
| Private by default | Your library is private to your account; vault fragments are encrypted in the browser | Secret gists aren't private — anyone with the URL can see them Source |
| Version history | No — a fragment keeps its latest version | Full Git commit history with diffs Source |
| Organising | Tags, collections, favorites and nine fragment types | Sorted by created or updated date; search by language Source |
| Sharing | No public sharing yet | Public gists are searchable; pin gists to your profile Source |
Where GitHub Gists is better
- Every gist is a Git repository, so you can fork, clone and see the full commit history with diffs.
- Public gists are searchable and can be pinned to your profile — made for sharing code with other people.
- It lives inside GitHub, where your code already is.
Every GitHub Gists claim links to its own documentation and was checked on October 24, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us at contact@fragmenta.site.