Your clipboard is a dev tool. Treat it like one.
Commands, stack traces, env values and the odd token. Clypy keeps every clip, finds it by what it was, pastes it where your cursor is, and keeps the secrets out of it.
The strip below is live. Type redis and press ↩ to paste it into the note.The strip is live. Tap a card to paste it into the note.
Six copies you'd normally lose, and where they went instead
- 09:12
You copy the kubectl command from the runbook.
HistoryIt's in your history for good. Type “logs” in the strip at 5pm and it's the first card.
- 10:40
A teammate drops a screenshot of a stack trace in Slack.
Text in imagesClypy reads the text in the image on your machine. Search the error message, paste it into the issue as text.
- 13:05
You copy a Stripe key out of the dashboard.
SecretsConcealed on sight and left out of search and agents. Mark it local-only if it should stay on this machine.
- 15:30
The new service wants five values in its .env.
Paste stackQueue them in order, arm the stack, and every ⌘V pastes the next one. No tabbing back.
- 17:50
You tell Claude Code why you picked Redis Streams over Kafka.
Agent memoryIt saves the decision to Clypy. Tomorrow, Codex in another repo can recall it.
- 21:15
A bug report lands. You're on the laptop, on the couch.
SyncThis morning's command is already in the strip, synced end to end encrypted.
The token you copied shouldn't be on show
- RecognisedAPI and auth tokens, sign-in links, credentials, licence keys
- Never capturedAnything copied from a password manager, or an app you exclude
- Invisible to agentsLeft out of search, exports and every MCP tool
- Your call where it goesMark a secret local-only, or set it to expire
Fill a .env without tabbing back once
- ⌥S on each clip
- ⌘⌥S to arm
- ⌘V ⇥ ⌘V
Queue the clips a form needs with ⌥S, arm the stack with ⌘⌥S, and every ⌘V pastes the next one. A whole shipping form, filled with ⌘V and Tab.
One memory for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
- Off until you turn it on. You choose whether agents read full text and save or change clips.
- Secrets are never returned to an agent, whatever it asks for.
- One click for Claude, Codex, Cursor and more, a prompt for any other agent. Remove one any time.
Tell Claude Code to remember a decision and it saves it to Clypy. Later, Codex in another project recalls it, and secrets never show up in what agents find.
Your history, scriptable
curl -fsSL https://updates.clypy.app/install.sh | shYour hands never leave the keys
- Ctrl/Command + Alt/Option + V
- Summon the strip over any app
- ⌥1 … ⌥9
- Paste the first nine cards without looking
- ⌥↩
- Paste as plain text from the strip
- ⌘⇧V
- Paste as plain text from anywhere
- ⌥Space
- Quick Preview a clip full size
- ⌥S
- Add a clip to the paste stack
- ⌘⌥N
- Write a new clip without switching apps
- P
- Pin the selected clip
Does Clypy capture what I copy from my password manager?
No. Copies from password managers, and anything your system marks as concealed, are never stored at all. You can add any other app you'd rather Clypy ignored.
What happens to an API key I copy by accident?
Clypy recognises tokens, credentials and sign-in links when they're copied. The clip is concealed and left out of search, exports and agents, and revealing it requires system authentication. It syncs to your other devices encrypted and concealed; mark it local-only to keep it on one machine.
Does it run on Linux?
Yes. The Paste Strip runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and the iPhone and Android apps paste from the same history. One Pro licence covers every device.
Can AI agents read my clipboard?
Only agents you connect in Clypy's Settings, and only while you have MCP switched on. You choose whether they can read full text or save and change clips, and secrets are never returned.
Does my clipboard go through your servers?
On the same network, your devices sync directly. Elsewhere, an encrypted relay passes ciphertext it can't read. Search, text recognition and classification all run on your machine, and Clypy works fully offline.
Can I send a build or a log file to another device?
Yes, with Pro. Send files moves files of any size between your paired devices over your local network, end-to-end encrypted: a debug .apk to the test phone, a crash dump from the laptop. They're saved as files in Downloads, never as clips, and never pass through our servers.
Can I paste code without the formatting it was copied with?
Yes. ⌥↩ in the strip, or ⌘⇧V from anywhere, pastes as plain text. Code clips keep their line breaks and show highlighted in the strip.