Clipable remembers what you copy. On the Mac it happens automatically; on iPhone and iPad you have your clips with you, searchable and one tap away from the clipboard again.
Why doesn't my iPhone record automatically? iOS does not let any app read the clipboard in the background — a deliberate safeguard by Apple, and we do not work around it. Recording happens on the Mac. On iPhone and iPad, tap Paste at the top to add what is currently on your clipboard; it then syncs to your Mac like any other clip.
Nothing shows up on my other device. Check that all devices are signed in to the same iCloud account and that iCloud Drive is on. The status line below the sidebar shows when the last sync succeeded. Very large clips stay on the device that recorded them — the others show a preview and a note.
Are my passwords stored? No. Content that your password manager marks as confidential is discarded before it reaches the disk. You can also exclude entire apps in Settings → Privacy.
What happens when the trial ends? Clipable keeps running in read-only mode. Everything you already collected stays visible, searchable, copyable and deletable — permanently. Only recording new clips and filing them pauses, and the retention period pauses with it, so your library does not shrink while you decide.
I bought it — how do I get it on my other devices? The purchase covers Mac, iPad and iPhone. Use Restore Purchases in Settings if a device does not pick it up.
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