Clipbae is a shared clipboard for your own devices. Copy text on your phone and it is waiting on your Mac, and the other way round.
No account. Encrypted before it leaves the device.
A demo with an iPhone, a Mac and an Android phone. Activate any piece of text on a device to copy it and watch it arrive on the other two.
SSam
Lisbon trip
Your parcel is on its way
Tracking number
Delivery window
Click any text on any device. Or select something anywhere on this page and copy it. On a Mac, Clipbae sends whatever you copy in any app. On a phone, copy in any app, then open Clipbae and it sends.
This demo runs in your browser. Each clip is encrypted with a throwaway AES-256 key and goes nowhere.
It sits in the menu bar and sends what you copy, in any app. Incoming clips land as cards in the top-right corner.
The same app on iPhone and Android. Neither system lets apps watch the clipboard in the background, so Clipbae sends when you open it.
An illustration. Your real code only ever appears on your own screen.
Open Clipbae and choose “This is my first device”. It creates a secret that never leaves your devices.
The first device shows a QR code. Point the second one at it, or paste the link if there is no camera. Up to twelve devices can share a group.
That's the whole setup. No email, no password, nothing to sign in to.
Every clip is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on the device that sends it. The key is derived from the secret in your pairing code, and the relay never receives it. Device names are encrypted the same way.
The part worth knowing: anyone who holds your pairing code can read your clips, so only use it on your own devices. If a device is lost, leave the group and start a new one. Removing it from the list is not enough, because it may still hold the key.
What the relay stores for one clip
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Clipbae is on its way to Mac, iPhone and Android. Leave your email and we'll tell you when it is ready for your devices.
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Not yet. Clipbae sends text, up to 64 KB per clip. That covers links, addresses, codes, snippets and long notes.
No. Your devices are tied together by the pairing code and nothing else. There is no email, password or profile.
No. Clips are encrypted before they leave the sending device and the key never reaches the relay. It stores and forwards ciphertext, keeps the last ten clips per group, and deletes each one after 24 hours.
Leave the group on your remaining devices and start a new one. Removing the lost device from the list stops the relay from serving it, but the device may still hold the old key, so a fresh group is the safe choice.
On the Mac, anything a password manager marks as concealed is skipped, and you can pause sending from the menu. On a phone nothing is sent while Clipbae is closed. It sends when you open it or tap Send Clipboard, and you can turn off sending on open.