clipmesh

One clipboard.
Every computer you use.

Copy on your home PC, paste at work. clipmesh connects your own devices directly to each other — across any network — and your clipboard never touches our servers.

Any network

Home Wi-Fi, office LAN, a hotel, behind a firewall. Devices find each other by key, not by IP.

Never on a server

Clips go device to device, end-to-end encrypted. When a direct path fails, a relay forwards ciphertext and keeps nothing.

Lives in the tray

No window to manage. Sign in once and it just works — pause it from the tray when you need to.

Passwords stay put

On Windows, items your password manager marks as secret are never sent. macOS and Linux get the same rule next.

How it works

Sign in binds your devices to your account. After that they talk to each other.

[home PC] ──(1) sign in──▶ [clipmesh.natdal.app] ◀──(1)── [work laptop] │ public key only accounts + device keys │ └────(2) direct, encrypted (QUIC, hole punching) ────▶ work laptop (3) if that fails: encrypted relay, pass-through only

Download

Early preview. The Windows installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen will ask you to confirm (More info → Run anyway).

Windows

Windows 10 and 11, x64. Lives in the tray and starts when you sign in.

Download for Windows

macOS

Coming soon.

Linux

Servers without a desktop: clipmesh daemon --headless, then clipmesh login. Desktop tray coming soon.

Download (x86_64)