ClipLand

Clipboard history, everywhere

Everything you copy, kept — and handed back wherever you are.

ClipLand remembers what you copy and gives it back without making you go looking for it. A small floating island sits above whatever app you are in. Tap it and your recent clips are right there.

WHERE YOUR CLIPS COME BACK
• The floating island — tap to open your recent clips over any app, then drag one out to hand it straight to the app underneath
• The share sheet — send text, images or video into ClipLand from anywhere
• The app itself — browse, pin and clear

WHAT IT KEEPS
Text, links, images and video. Pin the ones you want to keep at the top; everything else rolls off as new clips arrive.

YOUR CLIPS STAY ON YOUR PHONE
Clip contents are never uploaded, never transmitted and never shared — not with us, not with anyone. Deleting the app deletes all of it.

A word about passwords: ClipLand only reads the clipboard when you open the island — never in the background. On Android 13 and later it is also told when an app marks what you copied as sensitive, as password managers do, and skips it. Older versions of Android do not send that signal at all, so on those, simply do not open the island right after copying something sensitive.

WHAT THE PERMISSIONS ARE FOR
ClipLand uses the accessibility service for exactly two things: saving what you copy into your on-device history, and drawing the floating island over other apps. It does not read screen content and it does not collect personal data.

FREE, WITH ONE LIMIT
Saving clips, browsing and pinning are always free and never capped. Pasting is capped at ten a day. Past that you can watch a short ad for ten more, or remove the limit and the ads for good with a single payment. Nothing here is a subscription.

Requires Android 8.0 or later.