Copy here.
Paste anywhere.
Your iPhone clipboard lands on Windows, and back. Drop a 4 GB file from any shell with one curl line.
Meet at 14:30, gate B7. Bring the USB-C dock.
Three parts, one clipboard.
- 1
iPhone runs a Shortcut
Two Shortcuts in the Shortcuts app: one sends what you copied, one pulls what Windows copied. No app store install.
- 2
Windows runs the tray app
It watches your clipboard and pushes changes. New clips from your phone arrive as a notification and are already pasted.
- 3
Any shell drops files
curl -T on a Linux box returns a link. Open it on the phone, the laptop, or send it to a colleague.
One line from any shell.
Up to 4 GB per file. The link works for 7 days, then the file is deleted from storage.
curl -T backup.tar.gz https://cpxo.dev/up/cpx_YOURTOKEN/
# https://cpxo.dev/f/k3v9xq2a/backup.tar.gzwget --content-disposition https://cpxo.dev/f/k3v9xq2a
curl -JLO https://cpxo.dev/f/k3v9xq2aClipboard history, both ways.
The last 200 clips stay on your dashboard. Pull any of them back to either device.
Start syncingGone in 7 days
Every file expires. Nothing piles up, nothing leaks later.
Right-click, upload, link copied
The Windows app adds an Explorer menu item. Drop a file, the link is on your clipboard.