This is the official documentation for Clipposaurus, a secure, zero-knowledge digital clipboard for sharing text and code.
This repository specifically contains the documentation and changelog pages for Clipposaurus.
Clipposaurus is your instant, zero-signup, open-source digital clipboard with true end-to-end encryption. Share text and code across any device in seconds by creating a Drop. Your Drop lives for up to 1 hour — then it's automatically and permanently erased. We can't see your content, track you, or recover anything later. Privacy isn't a feature here — it's the foundation.
Beta Notice: Clipposaurus is currently in beta testing. You may encounter errors, bugs, or temporary service unavailability as we improve the platform. Please report any issues you experience.
- Zero-Knowledge Architecture: Only you control your encryption keys
- No Sign-up Required: Instant access without accounts or logins
- End-to-End Encryption: Your data is encrypted before leaving your device
- Automatic Deletion: Drops expire and are permanently erased after maximum 1 hour
- Cross-Platform: Works on any device with a web browser
- Open Source: Transparent and auditable codebase
Visit the live documentation at https://docs.clipposaurus.com.
- To visit the app repository, visit https://github.com/kishon45229/Clipposaurus-App.git
- To visit the marketing repository, visit https://github.com/kishon45229/Clipposaurus-Marketing.git
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
- Fork and clone the repository
- Install dependencies and create your
.env.localfile - Run
npm run lintbefore opening a pull request
Issues and pull requests are welcome. Report issues at GitHub Issues. Please maintain the zero-knowledge guarantees when modifying storage or cryptographic flows.
If Clipposaurus saves you time or strengthens your privacy, please consider supporting the project:
Your support helps us maintain and improve this fast, secure, and open-source clipboard for everyone.
