Press ⌥V. Everything you copied is right there.
A strip slides up over whatever you're doing: every clip from every device, searchable by meaning. End-to-end encrypted.
Copy anywhere. Paste everywhere.
Copy like you always do
⌘C on your Mac, long-press on your phone. Clypy quietly captures every clip (text, links, images, files) and types it automatically.
It syncs itself
Clips appear on all your devices in about a second, directly over your own network when possible, end-to-end encrypted always.
Summon & paste
Press ⌥V and the strip slides up over your work. Arrow to a clip or search by meaning, hit ⏎, and it pastes into whatever you were doing.
Your clipboard, finally legible
Every clip is typed and color-coded: links, text, codes, images, files, secrets. Real previews: favicons, thumbnails, syntax-aware code. You scan, you don't read.
Smart, without the creepy part
All intelligence runs on your device. Nothing leaves unless you ask it to, and never your secrets.
“that wifi password from the airbnb”
Search by meaning, sender, time, or device, not just exact words.
Copy text out of any screenshot
Images become searchable. Table screenshots paste as CSV.
Clips that know what they are
Tracking number → track it. Address → open in Maps. Colour → convert it. Passwords → concealed on sight.
Give every agent a memory you control.
Codex, Claude, Kimi, and any MCP-compatible agent can recall safe clips and save decisions back to Clypy. Use an agent's own collection, a shared project collection, several collections, or none.
Passwords, concealed clips, and ephemeral content never appear in agent results.
On your phone, it's a keyboard
Your whole clip history inside any app: codes with live countdowns, the address from your Mac, that screenshot. Tap to paste, right inside Messages. No app-switching, no re-copying.
One clipboard, wherever you copy
Copy on one, paste on another while they overlap online. Pro activates unlimited devices.
The moments it pays for itself
The 2FA code on the wrong device
The code lands on your phone while you're logging in on your laptop. It's already in the strip, with a live countdown, before you've reached for the phone.
“What was that address again?”
Copied in Messages three days ago, needed in a maps app now. Type "sarah address" and semantic search finds it even though you never typed those words.
Rebuilding something you copied over
You copied a snippet, then copied something else, and the first one is "gone." It isn't. Unlimited history means nothing you copy is ever lost again.
The same reply, forty times a week
Pin templates with fill-in fields. Paste, tab through the blanks, done: same message, personalized, in seconds.
The clipboard sees everything. So we see nothing.
P2P sync on your network, end-to-end encryption everywhere else. AI runs on-device. Password managers are never captured. Secrets auto-conceal and auto-expire.
Read the security overview$29.99 once. Pro for life.
Keep local app history free, or buy lifetime Pro once. Includes a 14-day money-back guarantee.
- Unlimited local clip history
- Local history on one device
- Collections, search & local AI
Fair questions
Can you read my clipboard?
No. Clips are encrypted on your device with keys we never have. Our servers only relay ciphertext, and on the same network, sync skips servers entirely.
What about passwords?
Copies from password managers are never captured. Anything that looks like a secret is concealed on sight, stays on the device that copied it, and is never synced.
Is Pro a subscription?
No. Clypy Pro is a $29.99 lifetime license paid once, plus any tax due in your country. It activates unlimited devices and includes a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Does the AI send my clips to the cloud?
No. Search, OCR, and classification all run locally. Clypy works fully offline; sync resumes when you're back.
Do I need an account?
No Clypy profile or password. Buy on the web and a license key arrives by email; the payment provider still retains the purchase details needed for receipts, license delivery, billing, and refunds. Devices pair with a QR code.
Which platforms?
macOS, Windows, and Linux with the Paste Strip; iPhone and Android via the keyboard and share sheet. One license covers them all.