What ClipToss is for
- Passwords and access codes
- Links and short notes
- Terminal commands and API keys
- small images or text files
Fast private transfer between your devices.
- Browser-based
- Short-lived sessions
- QR, link, and code
- Mac, Linux, Windows, phone
- German & English
Phone
macOS
Linux
Tablet
Password
Link
File
QR · link · codeprivate
The problem is small, but it shows up constantly.
You only want to move a password from phone to Linux, a terminal command from Mac to desktop, a link from smartphone to PC, or a small image to a test device. Messengers, email, cloud drives, or USB sticks are often too much and leave traces.
Password
Transfer briefly, do not store permanently elsewhere.
Link
Transfer briefly, do not store permanently elsewhere.
API key
Transfer briefly, do not store permanently elsewhere.
Wi-Fi code
Transfer briefly, do not store permanently elsewhere.
What it is not for
- permanent file storage
- large backups or archives
- bulk transfers to many recipients
- unsafe sharing of third-party data
Multiple paths, one simple interface.
ClipToss does not depend only on QR codes. The app briefly asks about camera, network, short message, or file, then highlights QR, link, word code, QR packet, or direct mode.
QR quick transfer
Ideal when two devices are next to each other and a short text is enough.
Short address with security fragment
The visible address stays short. The private key lives behind the # and is not sent with the normal server request.
Manual word code
4 to 6 short words are ideal without a camera or long link. The browser derives the key from them.
Roomless QR packet
Very short texts can live entirely inside the QR code. An optional PIN protects the QR content, without room or upload.
Direct browser connection
After pairing, ClipToss attempts WebRTC DataChannel. Content stays encrypted; signaling only carries connection data.
Local temporary storage
Only on your current device, useful for drafts, history, or PWA comfort, not as cloud storage.
How ClipToss works, honestly.
- Content is prepared and encrypted in the browser wherever possible.
- The app is built for short lifetimes: send, receive, done.
- Technical server features support pairing, expiry, and delivery, not permanent storage.
- Accessible UI: clear text, keyboard operation, visible focus states, and responsive layouts.
Privacy as a product decision
Transfers are designed around short sessions, intentional pairing, and client-side encryption. Ads, when enabled, belong on content pages with proper consent, not in the middle of sensitive transfer moments.
Guides for real everyday situations
These pages are intentionally readable, crawlable, and search-friendly. They explain concrete problems, limits, and safe use instead of vague marketing claims.
Passwort sicher an anderes Gerät senden
Send a password safely to another device
Move a password between phone, laptop, or desktop without an account, cloud storage, or chat history.
Mac Linux Text Datei übertragen
Transfer text and small files between Mac and Linux
A simple browser-based approach for Mac to Linux, Linux to Mac, and other combinations without installation.
Link vom Handy auf PC senden
Send a link from phone to PC
Quickly move a link, code, or short text from a smartphone to Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Geräte im gleichen WLAN verbinden
Quickly connect devices on the same Wi-Fi
Why direct browser connections on a local network are often the best choice for small transfers.
AirDrop Alternative ohne App
AirDrop alternative without app or account
An honest look at when a browser-based solution can replace AirDrop and when it cannot.
Geräte ohne Kamera verbinden
Connect devices without a camera
How to connect Mac, Linux, Windows, or a second browser window when QR scanning is not convenient.
Ready for the quick transfer?
Start with a short text or first read which mode fits your case best.