Use case · Students

From phone to laptop, nothing gets dropped

You snap a reading on your phone and write it up on your laptop. Clypy carries quotes, citations and links across devices, while keeping a searchable history so the source for that footnote is still there at 2am.

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The clipboard forgets faster than you do

  • Stranded citation

    You copy a citation on your phone and there's no way to get it onto the laptop you're writing on.

  • Orphan quote

    You keep the quote but lose the URL, and the bibliography turns into an archaeology project.

  • 2am rebuild

    The source you needed was copied on Tuesday and overwritten on Wednesday.

Phone ↔ laptop

Copy on the bus, paste at your desk

Send a highlight from your phone's share sheet straight into Clypy. It is in the strip by the time you open the essay, so you never need to email yourself a link again.

iPhone → MacBook
synced in 200ms
Shared from Safari · iPhone
“The unexamined life is not worth living for a human being.”
jstor.org/stable/…source attached
Collections

One collection per class

Readings, quotes, and links for a course stay together instead of scattered across Notes, Slack, and eleven browser tabs.

Collections
PHIL 201 · essay sources
12 clips · quotes & citations
Pinned
CS 106 · problem sets
snippets, spec links
Thesis · reading list
31 refs

Everything you copied this semester, still there

Searchable history

Find the footnote by what it said

Search every quote and link you copied this term by meaning, then track down the source for a citation in seconds.

Source links

The URL comes along

Copy a passage from a paper and Clypy keeps the page it came from attached, so citing it later is a paste, not a hunt.

Plain-text paste

No fighting your document

⇧⏎ drops the source's fonts and colours so pasted research matches your essay instead of wrecking it.

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Lean on it through finals

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I stopped emailing myself screenshots. I copy a passage on my phone on the walk home and it's in the essay before I've taken my coat off.

Amara Silva
MSc candidate, philosophy