Copy on one device.
Paste on another.
Omelet Clipboard moves text between your devices over a direct connection when the network allows it, and a relay that forgets on delivery when it does not.
Clips are encrypted on the sending device and decrypted on the receiving one. When both devices can reach each other over WebRTC, the clip travels direct and the server only carries signaling. When they cannot, the clip transits a relay that keeps it in memory for at most 60 seconds and deletes it on acknowledgement. No clip is written to disk on the server.
How it works
- Direct when possible.When both devices establish a WebRTC data channel, the clip travels peer-to-peer and encrypted. The server routes signaling; it never sees the payload.
- Relay that forgets.When NAT traversal fails, the clip goes through a RAM-only fallback that deletes on delivery or after 60 seconds, whichever is first. It never touches disk.
- Two tables, no payloads.The server database holds users and devices. No table stores a payload, encrypted or otherwise.