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Autonomy Pledge

100% Free Forever

No credit card, no premium tiers, no usage restrictions.

Monthly Plan $0.00 Free Forever

I believe basic engineering and organizational utilities should be a standard utility rather than another monthly subscription service. Riff offers unlimited local snippets, unrestricted Convex Cloud synchronizations, complete GDPR access exports, and profile picture modifications entirely free of charge.

Features Comparison Matrix

Here is a direct, honest comparison showing how Riff measures up against typical paid snippet tools:

Operating Feature Riff Plan Generic Paid Managers
Monthly Price $0.00 (Zero) $4.00 - $9.00 / mo
Max Saved Snippets Unlimited Capped (unless Premium)
Custom Category Folders Unlimited Limited to 3 or 5
Multi-Device Cloud Sync Free (Convex Database) Requires Subscription
Data Portability 1-Click JSON Export Complex or Proprietary
Privacy Safeguards Offline Sandbox (Guest) Constantly Online-Only

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why is Riff completely free?

A: Riff is an open-source tool developed as a labor of love by Rohit. It is architected using ultra-modern, serverless edge structures (like Convex Cloud). Because Convex provides very generous serverless quotas and database footprints, my runtime operating costs are virtually zero. Instead of trying to squeeze a profit, I pass these zero-cost infrastructure savings directly to you.

Q: Will you introduce paid features later?

A: No. I promise that the entirety of Riff's core features — snippet hosting, custom categories, database sync, GDPR downloads, and session logs — will remain 100% free forever. There is no hidden subscription, ad-network, or upgrade lock waiting for you down the line.

Q: If I store massive amounts of snippets, will I get throttled?

A: Standard developer use (thousands of text snippets) takes up only a few megabytes of database space, which easily fits within our platform infrastructure guidelines. Unless you are deliberately writing scripts to spam the system with millions of garbage inputs, your snippets will never be throttled.