Stop emailing yourself links.
Send links, notes, codes, and screenshots between any mix of Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, and Linux. It's waiting on your other device — even if that device is asleep.
Paste → choose device → send
Nothing syncs automatically — ClipShuttle only sends what you choose, encrypted on your device before it goes anywhere.
"It works straight off the bat, just like it says it will." — beta tester
Built in public on Reddit
"This is a pain I feel daily. Emailing myself links is my current, clunky solution, so this is brilliant."
— r/ProductivityApps"The instant send + history combo is genius."
— r/ProductivityApps"It's really really handy. It works straight off the bat."
— beta testerYou've tried the workarounds.
Gmail drafts to yourself. The WhatsApp "me" chat. Telegram Saved Messages. It works — until what you need is buried under everything else you ever sent yourself.
LocalSend, AirDrop, KDE Connect. Great when both devices are awake, nearby, and on the same network. Useless from the couch, the bus, or the office.
Paste → send → done. Arrives over any network, even if your other device is off. A notification and your history are waiting when you sit down.
How it works
- Ctrl+C Copy text or a link
- ClipShuttle Send it with ClipShuttle
- Done Open it on your other device
For everything that's not worth a bookmark — but annoying to retype:
It's there when you sit down.
Save things all evening from the couch — articles, videos, the thing you'll "look at later." Tomorrow at your desk it's all in one place: a notification when each clip lands, and a history of everything you've sent. No digging through chats with yourself.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Any mix of devices
Windows + iPhone. Android + Mac. Any mix.
Shows up instantly
A push notification fires on the other device the moment your clip lands.
Text from iPhone
https://clipshuttle.app/…
Encrypted on your device
Clips are encrypted on your device before upload and stored encrypted. Full details in our privacy policy.
Works while it sleeps
Arrives even if the other device is off
No clipboard watching
ClipShuttle never monitors your clipboard. Nothing leaves a device until you paste or share it yourself.
Why an account?
Signing in is how your devices recognize each other — it enables device linking and encryption between them. No profile, no social anything.
Tiny and distraction-free
Just send and receive. No feed, no workspace, no bloat.
Pricing
No subscription. Ever.
- Unlimited text & link sharing
- Sync up to 2 devices
- 30-day history
No credit card. No trial clock.
Download free- Screenshot / image sharing
- Sync up to 10 devices
- Unlimited history
- Custom themes
- Supporter badge
- Early access to new features
- Vote on features / roadmap
FAQ
Does it sync my clipboard automatically?
No. ClipShuttle only sends what you choose. Nothing goes out until you paste into ClipShuttle or use Share.
Do my devices need to be on the same wifi?
No. ClipShuttle works over any network — phone on cellular, laptop at home. The receiving device doesn't even need to be awake; the clip and a notification are waiting when it is.
How is this different from LocalSend or KDE Connect?
Those are great for local transfers when both devices are awake and nearby. ClipShuttle is a cross-device inbox: send something and it shows up on your other device even if that device is offline right now — with a push notification so you'll actually remember it.
What about AirDrop and Handoff?
Great if everything you own is Apple. ClipShuttle is for everyone whose devices don't match — Windows + iPhone, Android + Mac, Linux + anything.
Can I send images or files?
Text and links are free. Screenshot and image sharing are part of Supporter/Lifetime. We don't support generic file attachments yet.
Is my data encrypted?
Clips are encrypted on your device before upload and stored encrypted; traffic uses HTTPS. We're finishing the work to make every path fully end-to-end — the privacy policy has specifics.
What platforms are supported?
Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Pair whatever you actually use.
Ready to stop emailing yourself?
Free for two devices. No subscription, ever.