Secret scanner
Locally detects tokens, keys and sensitive variables before any upload is confirmed.
Share code and files without forgetting the secrets.
A local Windows app for preparing, scanning and quickly sharing text, files or folders through GitHub Gist and S3-compatible storage.
A clear foundation, useful features and choices that remain understandable.
Locally detects tokens, keys and sensitive variables before any upload is confirmed.
Shares snippets and small text files in a public or unlisted Gist.
Uploads files and archived folders to your own storage with a presigned URL or public domain.
Opens a compact window from a global shortcut, even while the main app is hidden.
Find previous drops, renew an S3 link and explicitly delete the remote object or Gist.
Folders are archived in a temporary cache and redaction applies to copies, never to originals.
Current interface captures in local demo mode, without credentials or network uploads.


Screenshot 1 of 6. New drop — several input methods, no upload before confirmation.
DevDrop prepares everything locally, shows scanner findings and waits for explicit confirmation. Content then goes directly to the user-configured provider; DevDrop operates no intermediary server.
Metadata is validated, symbolic links are rejected and folders are copied into a bounded temporary archive.
Local rules flag sensitive patterns and can redact only selected occurrences in a copy.
Provider, visibility and link lifetime stay visible before upload.
Progress can be cancelled and history can renew or revoke compatible shares.
No. The app uploads directly to your GitHub account or S3-compatible bucket. No DevDrop backend intercepts the content.
In the system credential manager. The local SQLite database stores no token, secret key or signed URL.
Yes with S3: DevDrop creates a temporary ZIP archive without following symbolic links. Gist remains text-only.
An automated Windows build does not replace manual Windows validation, binary signing and an actual release. The download stays unavailable until that step.
Code and future releases will be published on GitHub. No download is announced until a signed, tested Windows installer is actually available.