
Pushbullet
Pushbullet for Mac
Paste+
LocalSend
ClipCascade
CopyCat Clipboard
Online Clipboard
Copy here, paste there. Encrypted text sync across all your devices.

Paste+
Maccy
Ditto
CopyQ
Pushbullet
AirDroid
ClipAngel
Pasteable keeps everything you copy, searchable, and syncs it end-to-end encrypted across Mac, Windows, Linux, Android and the web. One plan covers every device.

Which is more popular?
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In their own words, as submitted to SaaSHub.


Cross Paste sends text between iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux and the web. Each clip is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM, and the server stores only ciphertext. There is no account: devices link with a QR code or a 6-digit code. Free covers 3 devices and 24 hours of history; Pro...
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As answered by people managing CrossPaste.app and Pasteable.
CrossPaste.app's answer
It moves text between iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux and the web with end-to-end encryption and no account. Most clipboard sync tools give you two of those three: they work only between Apple devices, they need an account, or they only work when both devices are on the same local network.
CrossPaste.app's answer
Pick it if your phone and your computer come from different ecosystems, such as an iPhone with a Windows PC. Your devices do not have to share a Wi-Fi network or be online at the same time, setup is a QR code rather than a sign-up, and the server cannot read what you send. The free plan covers 3 devices.
CrossPaste.app's answer
People who use an iPhone or Android phone alongside a Windows, Mac or Linux computer and move links, notes, codes and snippets between them every day. It suits privacy-minded users and developers in particular.
CrossPaste.app's answer
Cross Paste started from a daily annoyance: copying something on an iPhone and needing it on a Windows PC. Apple's Universal Clipboard only works between Apple devices, and the alternatives wanted an account or a shared Wi-Fi network. It is built by Mobile Tech Media, a one-person studio, with end-to-end encryption from day one, so the server never sees what you copy.
CrossPaste.app's answer
Tauri 2 (Rust) with Next.js for Windows, Mac and Linux; Expo and React Native for iPhone and Android; Next.js on the web; Convex for the backend; AES-256-GCM through the Web Crypto API and react-native-quick-crypto; RevenueCat for subscriptions.
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