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Clipster
Organize your clipboard across Mac, Windows & iPhone
Clipster is not just clipboard history — organize everything you copy into Pins, find it in a keystroke, and sync it end-to-end encrypted across Mac, Windows & iPhone. Free to start
I'm Hugo, the maker of Clipster. I built it because I kept losing things I'd copied — and emailing snippets to myself just to move them between my Mac(for work), my PC(for gaming) and my iPhone. Existing clipboard managers were either stuck on one platform, or just gave me a flat, endless history.
So Clipster is two things:
• A clipboard that organizes — drop your most-used Clips into Pins (Code, Prompts, addresses, replies…) and pull any of them up in a keystroke. Plus full-text search across everything you've copied.
• A clipboard that follows you — with Pro, your history and Pins sync end-to-end encrypted (zero-knowledge) across Mac, Windows and iPhone. Everything's encrypted on your device before it leaves, so the server only stores stuff it can't read. Not even me.
The free tier is genuinely useful: 40 Clips, full search, every content type, no account needed. Pro is for when you want it on every device.
Why did I launch on August 4th? Because August 3rd was my 30th birthday—so yeah, time to launch my first product ever!
It's a solo project, built with Rust/Tauri — happy to go deep on the architecture or the encryption design in the comments. What would make Clipster a daily driver for you? 🙏
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About Clipster on Product Hunt
“Organize your clipboard across Mac, Windows & iPhone”
Clipster was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #144 on the daily leaderboard. Clipster is not just clipboard history — organize everything you copy into Pins, find it in a keystroke, and sync it end-to-end encrypted across Mac, Windows & iPhone. Free to start
Clipster was featured in Mac (103.7k followers), Productivity (660.2k followers) and Privacy (11.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 177.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Hugo, the maker of Clipster. I built it because I kept losing things I'd copied — and emailing snippets to myself just to move them between my Mac(for work), my PC(for gaming) and my iPhone.
Existing clipboard managers were either stuck on one platform, or just gave me a flat, endless history.
So Clipster is two things:
• A clipboard that organizes — drop your most-used Clips into Pins (Code, Prompts, addresses, replies…) and pull any of them up in a keystroke. Plus full-text search across
everything you've copied.
• A clipboard that follows you — with Pro, your history and Pins sync end-to-end encrypted (zero-knowledge) across Mac, Windows and iPhone. Everything's encrypted on your device
before it leaves, so the server only stores stuff it can't read. Not even me.
The free tier is genuinely useful: 40 Clips, full search, every content type, no account needed. Pro is for when you want it on every device.
Why did I launch on August 4th? Because August 3rd was my 30th birthday—so yeah, time to launch my first product ever!
It's a solo project, built with Rust/Tauri — happy to go deep on the architecture or the encryption design in the comments. What would make Clipster a daily driver for you? 🙏