A clipboard for peoplewho already know each other.

An admin sends an invite link. There is no public signup and no password. Ask on the home page only leaves an email — it does not get you in.

A passkey — Face ID, Touch ID, or the lock on this phone. Nothing to type.

The new browser shows a short code. The one that already works types it. Both sides check a six-digit fingerprint so nothing in the middle can pretend to be you.

Setup shows twelve words once. Those unlock this clipboard if every device is gone. If one still works, pair instead. Keep the words off the devices you use.

No. An invite is an account, not a shared tray. Only this account's devices can open what you copy.

Text, links, images, and files. Notes are markdown in this browser; what is stored is still ciphertext of the source. Type :smile: for emoji. Text stays under 64 KB. A stored file can be up to 100 MB.

Text and links last thirty days. Images and files last seven. At the deadline they leave the tray, then the store. There is no keep-forever control. Live only is gone on refresh.

Skip the store. Another device that is live gets the sealed note over a direct channel, or through the hub if that channel is not open. If nobody else is live, it stays on this device until you refresh.

No. Many routers isolate devices on the same network. Local means the browsers found a LAN path. If they did not, a live send still arrives through the hub.

Forget removes it from this tray. A stored note is deleted on the server. A note that never left this browser is only dropped here. Live only notes only exist on the devices that already have them.

No. The clipboard seals the text, the filename, the type, and the preview before anything leaves. Servers see owner, size, time, and kind.

No. A browser cannot watch the clipboard in the background. You paste or share here, then copy on the other device.

On, the default, writes sealed text and links to the store when a network exists, and queues them here when it does not. Other devices see a queued note after this browser is back online. Off holds new text and links here until you tap Sync. Turning it off does not pull stored notes back. Files and images never wait. Account holds the switch.

This browser must already have the clipboard and must have loaded once online. Then you can open and write text and links from the local cache, including after you close the tab. Files and images need a network. Live only needs another live device, and a refresh drops it.

Text and links do not need permission. Images and files do. Ask from the menu; an admin grants 25 to 100 MB.

One browser can hold a tray. Paste on a phone or laptop needs that browser paired.

The tab is enough. Install from the browser menu for the home screen. Open it once online so the app can still load without a network.

On Android, an installed meownow can take shared text and links. iOS does not. Paste here instead.

When another of your devices stores a note, this one can show a notification that names the account, not the paste. Open the app to read it.

Yes. Sign in, open Account, type your username, and delete it. The last admin cannot. Notes already on other devices stay until those browsers forget them.