Creator Swipe File

Your Local-First Inspiration Engine.

Lumist Stash is a sub-millisecond, taggable repository for code snippets, design mockups, and competitor links. Stop hunting through Slack messages and browser history for that one thing you saved.

lumist.app/stash/workspace
const useStash = () => {
return {
fast: true
};
}

Code Snippets

Save reusable React hooks, Tailwind components, and bash scripts. Features built-in syntax highlighting and one-click copying.

Visual Mood Boards

Save landing page inspirations and UI patterns. Stash displays a masonry grid of your visual assets instantly.

Enriched Bookmarks

Don't just save a link to the abyss of your browser bookmarks. Attach custom notes and tags so you know *why* you saved it.

Under the Hood

The architecture powering Lumist Stash.

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Sub-Millisecond Querying

By housing your swipe file natively in IndexedDB, searching through hundreds of snippets, tags, and notes happens in single-digit milliseconds. No network latency, no server round-trips.

Ecosystem

Browser Extension Bridge

Because extensions run in sandboxes, they can't write to standard website databases. Our companion extension circumvents this by serializing highlighted web content into a Base64 URL fragment, beaming it directly into your Stash workspace for ingestion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my competitor bookmarks or code snippets uploaded anywhere?

No. Your Stash is entirely private. All data is saved inside your browser's local IndexedDB sandbox. Even if you stash highly confidential client API keys or proprietary layouts, they never leave your device.

What happens to my images if I clear my browser cache?

Because Stash operates locally, clearing your browser cache/site data will delete your swipe file. We highly recommend using the Data Portability section at the bottom of the workspace to regularly download your Stash as a JSON backup file.

Can I save images without bloating my browser storage?

Yes. While you can save Base64 raw image strings, we recommend right-clicking images on the web, copying the Image Address, and pasting that URL into Stash. This acts as a visual bookmark that loads instantly without taking up any storage space.

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