Multi-Device Sync

The Pain Point of Cross-Device Transfer in the Apple Ecosystem: Clipboard History

Apple's "Universal Clipboard" enables quick copy-pasting of content between Mac, iPhone, and iPad, boosting productivity. However, it has a significant drawback: newly copied content overwrites the old, preventing users from accessing previous clipboard items on other devices, which often causes inconvenience.

PasteQ App was developed to solve this very problem. On macOS, it automatically records all clipboard history without any manual intervention, whether it's code snippets, text, or links, everything is preserved. Its core feature is the cross-device synchronization of clipboard history via iCloud. Content copied on a Mac is automatically synced to your iPhone and iPad, and vice versa, giving you a shared, cloud-based clipboard history.

For example, while working on your Mac, you copy some common email responses. Later, when you're away from your computer and need to reply to an email on your phone, you can simply open PasteQ App to find the text you copied on your Mac, allowing you to reply quickly without retyping or searching.

Furthermore, PasteQ App is feature-rich: it supports various formats like text, images, links, and files; it automatically fetches titles and thumbnails for links; users can organize frequently used items into groups; and all data is stored in your personal iCloud account, ensuring privacy.

If you're often frustrated by the Universal Clipboard's inability to save history, PasteQ App might just be the tool to enhance your device efficiency.