
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.

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

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Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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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 Pasteable and CrossPaste.app.
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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