Snippet Tracker keeps a register of every code snippet you've added — where it lives, which pages it touches, and when it last changed — so custom code stops being a mystery six months later.
Every snippet gets a name, a location, and a history — so the question "what does this actually do" has an answer without opening a file.
PHP, JS, and CSS snippets are catalogued in one place instead of scattered across functions.php and plugin settings pages.
See exactly which pages or templates a snippet affects, so you can trace a layout quirk back to its source.
Each edit is logged with a timestamp, so you can tell whether a recent change explains a recent problem.
Snippet Tracker carries the WSn approval badge and installs standalone — no other JSM plugin has to be present for it to run.
The tutorial covers adding a snippet, setting its page scope, and reading its change history.
Read the tutorial