CLIPSTER: PRESS KIT
Copy once. Find it forever.

SHORT DESCRIPTION
Clipster is a clipboard manager for Mac, Windows, iPhone and iPad. It keeps everything you copy, lets you organize the snippets you reuse into Pins, and finds anything in a keystroke. With Clipster Pro, your clipboard syncs across all your devices with zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption.

LONG DESCRIPTION
Clipster is a clipboard manager made by Hugo Sablot, an independent developer based in Toulouse, France. It remembers everything you copy (text, links, images, files, documents and audio) and makes all of it searchable and reusable in a keystroke.

Most clipboard managers stop at a long, flat history. Clipster adds Pins: collections such as Code, Prompts or Addresses where you keep the Clips you paste over and over, one shortcut away. Full-text search covers your whole history.

Clipster runs natively on macOS, Windows, iPhone and iPad. The desktop app is built with Rust and Tauri, the mobile app in Swift, with a Clipster keyboard to paste from your history inside any iOS app. With Clipster Pro, history and Pins sync across up to 7 devices. Everything is encrypted on the device with AES-256-GCM before it leaves, so the sync server only ever stores data it cannot read.

Clipster is free to start: 40 Clips, full-text search and every content type, with no account needed. Clipster Plus adds room for a bigger history and more Pins; Clipster Pro adds encrypted sync across devices.

FACT SHEET
Developer: Hugo Sablot, independent solo developer
Based in: Toulouse, France
Launch: 2026
Platforms: macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows, iPhone and iPad (iOS 16+)
Price: Free. Plus and Pro subscriptions available in the app
Sync and privacy: Pro only. End-to-end encrypted (AES-256-GCM), zero-knowledge
Website: clipster-app.com (https://clipster-app.com)
App Store: Clipster for iPhone and iPad (https://apps.apple.com/app/clipster-app/id6761268287)
Press contact: contact@clipster-app.com

ABOUT THE MAKER
Hugo Sablot built Clipster alone, end to end: the macOS and Windows app, the native iPhone and iPad app, and the encrypted sync backend. The idea came from a daily annoyance: a Windows PC at the office, a Mac at home, an iPhone in between, and a clipboard that forgot everything at every switch.
