Your clipboard, your devices.

Clipp moves text and images between trusted Windows, macOS, and iOS devices without routing your clipboard through someone else's cloud.

Clipp on macOS showing recent clipboard text and image activity.
No cloud account Peer-to-peer design.
Local first Built for networks you control.
Open source Small enough to inspect.

Security model

Designed for devices you already trust.

Clipp is not a public pairing protocol, a cloud sync service, or a remote device management system. It is built for your own devices on your LAN or a trusted private overlay network.

Devices join the same Clipp network with a shared network name and secret. Open source cryptography built on trusted libraries, fully auditable source with digital signatures and GitHub attestation.

01

Nearby discovery

Finds trusted peers on the local network automatically, without an account system in the middle.

02

Direct transfers

Sends clipboard data peer-to-peer over encrypted TCP connections after an authenticated handshake.

03

Private by default

Keeps recent clipboard activity local to the device and avoids building a cloud copy of your clipboard.

Platforms

Windows, macOS, and iOS.

Static linking, native UI, a few megabytes in size. No giant frameworks, trackers, or telemetry. Just like this website.

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • iOS
Clipp on Windows showing network settings, a fingerprint, and connected peers.

Project status

The boring version of clipboard sync.

No cloud dependency. No kitchen-sink productivity suite. No hand-wavy privacy promise. Just a focused utility for trusted devices, built in the open.

 

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