Planck

Cross-platform clipboard manager with real-time sync

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Cross-platform clipboard manager with real-time sync

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A thoughtfully crafted clipboard manager that protects your data and flows effortlessly between devices with real-time sync.

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Launch tags:Mac•Productivity•Menu Bar Apps

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm excited to share Planck with you today - a modern way to copy and paste across all your devices. 🤔 The Problem We've all been there: • Trying to send yourself files on Discord but hitting that annoying 10MB file size limit • Messaging yourself links on WhatsApp just to open them on another device • Losing that important thing you copied a few minutes ago because you copied something else Ever wished you could access everything you've copied, on any device? That's why we built Planck. ✨ What is Planck? Planck saves everything you copy (text, images, links) and makes it available across all your devices. Think of it as a supercharged clipboard that: • Keeps a history of everything you copy • Lets you quickly find and reuse anything you've copied before • Silently syncs between your Mac, Windows, and Linux computers - no need to open the app • Works offline, with secure cloud backup when you need it Most clipboard managers are either stuck on one device or too complex to use. We made Planck simple but powerful, with real-time sync that just works. 🔒 Privacy First Since clipboards often contain sensitive information, we've implemented the same level of encryption used by popular password managers. Your data is truly private - only you can access it. 🚀 What's Next Coming soon: • iOS and Android apps • More organization tools • Additional cloud storage options Try Planck today and never worry about copying and pasting between devices again. We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

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