I built SyncClip because moving temporary text snippets, URLs, or 2FA codes between a smartphone and a laptop remains a fragmented, friction-heavy experience. Native solutions like Apple's Universal Clipboard look great until you introduce a cross-ecosystem device like a Windows PC or an Android phone.

SyncClip operates as a transient, web-native clipboard sync protocol. By moving the entire synchronization engine directly into the browser viewport via Full-Duplex WebSockets, it establishes an instant cloud relay that works independently of your hardware manufacturer or local network topology.

Key Protocol Highlights

• ⚡ Real-Time Sync — Powered by Convex for sub-100ms state updates globally across all connected screens.

• 🔒 Account-Free Sovereignty — Zero registration, zero tracking cookies, and zero logins required.

• 🔥 Ephemeral Lifecycles — Data lives in a temporary, hot-memory buffer layer and automatically purges after 24 hours of inactivity.

• 🛡️ Burn After Reading — Toggle active security mode to permanently erase database entries the exact millisecond a receiving node pulls the payload.

Built with an Editorial Brutalist design philosophy, it respects screen real estate with a completely ad-free, text-focused interface. Try the side-by-side terminal sandbox directly on the homepage.