Clipboard helps you save, organize, and reuse copied text quickly.

If you often copy links, passwords, replies, notes, or code snippets, Clipboard keeps your history in one place so you can find and paste what you need in seconds.

Key features
One-tap save from copied text
Fast search across clipboard history
Pin important clips for quick access
Edit and manage saved clips
Local storage support
Backup and restore support
Easy sharing to other apps

Clipboard is built to reduce repetitive typing and make everyday workflows faster, whether you are working, studying, or messaging.

Use of AccessibilityService API
Clipboard includes an optional feature called Monitor system clipboard. On Android 10 and later, Android restricts background clipboard access, so this optional feature uses the AccessibilityService API only after you enable it and give consent in the app.

Why Clipboard uses this API:
The AccessibilityService API is used to detect copy actions and help save copied text to your in-app clipboard history.

Data accessed through AccessibilityService API:
Clipboard may access copy-related accessibility events, including text labels or content descriptions that indicate a copy action, and the text you copy to the system clipboard.

How the data is used:
The copied text is saved in Clipboard so you can view, search, edit, pin, organize, and reuse your clip history.

Sharing:
Accessibility data is not used for ads or analytics. It is not shared with others unless you separately enable a sync or integration feature.

Control:
Monitor system clipboard is optional. You can use Clipboard without enabling AccessibilityService, and you can turn this feature off at any time in Android Accessibility settings or in Clipboard settings.