Privacy

Your clipboard never leaves the Macs you own.

No accounts, no servers, no cloud relay. AirCopy discovers your Macs on the local network and sends each clip straight from one to another — encrypted end to end.

Local discovery only

Macs find each other over Bonjour on your own network. Nothing is announced to the internet.

No cloud relay

Clips travel directly, peer to peer. They never pass through — or rest on — a server we run.

End-to-end encrypted

Every transfer is encrypted between the two Macs. Only your devices hold the keys.

No account, ever

There's nothing to sign up for. No email, no Apple ID sharing, no profile tied to your clips.

How a clip travels

From your Mac, straight to your other Mac — and nowhere else.

MacBook Air

copies a clip

Encrypted · local

Mac Studio

pastes it

No cloud in the path

Stays on your Mac

Your clipboard history

Screenshots & images you copy

Which Macs you've paired

We never collect

The contents of your clips

An account, email, or Apple ID

Analytics, ad IDs, or tracking

Questions, answered

Does a clip ever touch the internet?

No. Discovery and transfer both happen on your local network. If your Macs can't see each other locally, nothing syncs — by design.

What if I copy a password?

AirCopy honors the macOS "concealed" clipboard flag and can ignore password-manager fields entirely — turn it on in Settings → Privacy.

Can someone on my network read my clips?

Pairing is explicit and transfers are encrypted end to end, so a new Mac has to be approved before it can send or receive anything.

Private by default. Always.

Install it on each Mac, turn on Sync, and your clipboard stays yours.

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