Focused public-web search

Find the signal buried in the open web.

Search public pastes, code snippets, shared documents and files across the platforms where useful information gets left behind.

No accountNo paywallGoogle-poweredPublic results only

One query. Better coverage.

Search where the web gets specific.

Ordinary search is broad by design. Pasty narrows each query to the source types most likely to contain the exact phrase, snippet, filename or reference you need.

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Public pastes

Search indexed pages from established text-paste platforms without checking each site by hand.

PastebinJustPasteControlC
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Code snippets

Track down public gists, examples, configuration fragments and technical references by exact language.

GitHub GistGitHubReplit
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Docs and files

Locate publicly indexed document pages and shared-file links using names, phrases, formats or topics.

Google DriveDropboxMediaFire

How Pasty works

Less hunting.
More finding.

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Describe it precisely

Enter an exact phrase, filename, URL fragment, hash, error or topic.

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Search the curated index

The existing Pasty Google engine focuses the query on relevant public source platforms.

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Review public results

The original websites host every result. Pasty does not copy, store or unlock content.

Search like you mean it

Small query.
Sharp result.

"exact phrase"Match words in that exact order

filetype:pdfLimit results to one file format

-unwantedRemove a noisy word or subject

The useful details

Questions, answered.

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What does Pasty search?

Pasty searches publicly indexed pages from paste sites, code repositories, shared-document services and file-sharing platforms through a focused Google Programmable Search Engine.

Is Pasty free?

Yes. Pasty is free to search and does not require an account or subscription.

Does Pasty host files or pastes?

No. Pasty is a discovery tool. Search results and content remain on the original third-party websites.

Can Pasty search private content?

No. Pasty can only surface pages that search engines have indexed publicly. It cannot access private accounts, protected links or restricted files.