Pasteable vs Copied — the clipboard manager comparison
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Pasteable vs Copied

Pasteable vs Copied

the cross-platform clipboard app that went quiet

Copied was a promising Mac and iOS clipboard manager with a clean UI and cloud sync. It earned a loyal following. But updates have been rare for a long time, and there is no Windows, Linux, or Android support. Pasteable covers the same cross-device vision with active development.

Pasteable

Free · Pro $6/mo or $60/yr · $80 founder lifetime

Cross-platform · E2E sync · AI search

Copied

One-time purchase

the cross-platform clipboard app that went quiet

Where Copied is genuinely good

  • Clean, simple UI that Mac and iOS users loved.
  • Cloud sync between Mac and iPhone when it works.
  • List and rule-based collections for organizing clips.

Where Pasteable pulls ahead

  • Actively developed. Runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux from one account, plus a web app for your phone today — iPhone and Android apps are in store review.
  • End-to-end encrypted sync — the cloud copy is unreadable without your key.
  • On-device semantic search plus snippets with OS-level text expansion.
  • A web app so you can grab any clip from a browser.

Feature-by-feature

FeaturePasteableCopied
Platforms
Mac · Windows · Linux · Web · iOS & Android soonMac · Windows · Linux · Web · iOS & Android soon
Mac · iPhoneMac · iPhone
Price model
Free · Pro $6/mo or $60/yr · $80 founder lifetimeFree · Pro $6/mo or $60/yr · $80 founder lifetime
One-time purchaseOne-time purchase
Local-first storage
End-to-end encrypted sync
AI semantic search
Snippets + OS text expansion
Snippets onlySnippets only
Sensitive blur / password-manager skip
PartialPartial
Mobile keyboard with synced clips
Coming soon (in store review)Coming soon (in store review)
Web app access
File & image copy sync
Images onlyImages only
Open source

Comparisons reflect publicly documented features as of 2026 and are updated as products change.

Where Copied falls short

  • No Windows, Linux, or Android support.
  • Development appears stalled — updates are infrequent.
  • No semantic search, no system-wide text expansion, no web app.
  • No end-to-end encrypted sync option.

The honest verdict

Copied was ahead of its time — but it stalled. If you want the cross-device clipboard vision Copied promised, with Windows and Linux support, semantic search, and E2E sync, Pasteable is the active, growing version of that idea.

Common questions

Is Copied still being updated?+

Copied has had minimal updates for an extended period. If you are missing features, Pasteable is actively developed across Mac, Windows, Linux, and the web.

Can I migrate from Copied to Pasteable?+

There is no direct importer, but Pasteable captures everything going forward the moment you install it. Re-copy anything you need and it is immediately in your searchable history.

Try Pasteable free

Local-first clipboard history today. Add cross-device sync, AI search, and text expansion whenever you want.

Pasteable for iPhone and Android is in App Store and Play Store review right now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment it’s live — or use the web app in your phone’s browser today.