Rentry.co
Markdown pastebin and publishing service with preview, custom urls and editing. Fast, simple and free.
- Free • Proprietary
- Text Editor
- Note-taking Tool
- Pastebin Service
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Console
- Terminal
What is Rentry.co?
Rentry.co is a markdown pastebin and publishing service with preview, custom urls and editing. Fast, simple and free.
Markdown is a lightweight markup language with plain text formatting and it allows you to easily combine text, images, links, code snippets and more into a single article.
Url: Optional Url can be set. It goes rentry.co/HERE. If no Url was set then random Url will be generated automatically.
Edit code: Optional edit code can be set. It can be used to edit, delete or rename the entry later. If no edit code was set then random edit code will be generated automatically. Generated edit code will be shown to you only once, so remember it or save it. You can share this code with anyone so a group of people can edit the same entry.
Command line: Want to paste markdown from command line? Use this: https://github.com/radude/rentry
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- Text Editor
- Anonymity
- Note-taking
- console
- notepad
- code-share
- online-notes
- Social Media
- copy-paste
- Terminal Emulator
- development
- Code Snippets
- Web Hosting
- markdown-to-html
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wcciwebwctmwycyehs added Rentry.co as alternative(s) to BinSHARE.net
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WardPearce added Rentry.co as alternative(s) to Paaster
Anonymous. Supports HTTPS. Allows you to preview, delete and edit your posts without registration. Has CLI support.
A dead simple way to send markdown text (or code snippet for that matter). Includes CLI.
Elegantly simple yet powerful.
Although the entry here at AlternativeTo.net is hyperbolic -- it's just an online service. Just because an online service can be used from any OS does NOT mean that all the OSs should be labelled in the compatibility box. As far as I understand the mention in an AlternativeTo.net entry MEANS that there is an installable program available for that OS.
No bullsh*t, just markdown