Cliptop for iOS is out now! You can now sync your clipboard between Mac, iPhone, and iPad

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Hey PH đź‘‹

I just shipped Cliptop for iOS, which means Cliptop is no longer just a Mac clipboard manager.

The idea is simple: the useful things you copy, save, and reuse should be available across your Apple devices, not trapped on one screen.

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On Mac, Cliptop still works as a keyboard-first clipboard history that sits under the notch and menu bar. You can open it with a shortcut, search instantly, preview what you copied, and paste it back without breaking your flow.

With the iOS app, I wanted Cliptop to be useful on its own too, not just a remote viewer for your Mac clips.

You can now:

  • Sync saved clips across Mac, iPhone, and iPad using private iCloud sync

  • Save links, text, images, colors, snippets, and files from your phone

  • Organize important items into Pinboards

  • Search your synced clipboard history across devices

  • Use the iOS paste keyboard to quickly insert saved snippets into other apps

  • Run OCR on images so screenshots and image clips are searchable

  • Preview and edit images before reusing them

  • Use quick paste actions like plain-text paste and link cleanup

I’m especially excited about the “shared clipboard history” side of this. It is not meant to replace Apple’s Universal Clipboard. It is more like a searchable, organized memory for the useful things you copy and save throughout the day.

Would love to hear what you think, especially if you work across Mac and iPhone/iPad a lot.


What would make cross-device clipboard history genuinely useful for your workflow?

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I'm defienetly giving this a try. Clipboard sync across all my Apple devices is something I use every day, so this sounds really useful. Does it also support rich text and images?