Instead of Pasteable
Pasteable alternatives
Pasteable keeps copied text, rich text, HTML, images, files, URLs, and code in searchable history. Full-text and on-device semantic search cover clips, including images by description. Smart collections organize clips by type, while custom rules let users make their own. Desktop users get a keyboard-driven overlay and system-wide snippets; mobile capture options include iPhone shortcuts and Android keyboard, widget, or share sheet. Its local history works offline without an account, with encryption and controls for sensitive data.
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Relic
Free plan Open source AndroidAPIiPhone+5Local AI, screenshot OCR, and terminal vault access — Relic adds local AI tagging and screenshot text extraction, plus vault annotations and reminders that Pasteable does not specify.
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ClipboardFusion
Free plan AndroidExtensioniPhone+3Clipboard text cleanup and C# transformations — ClipboardFusion adds formatting cleanup and C# macros, while Pasteable offers semantic search, smart collections, and local offline history.
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Clipman
Free plan Open source AndroidAPIiPhone+4Screen-reader-friendly use and self-hosted sync — Clipman emphasizes predictable keyboard and screen-reader behavior and optional self-hosted sync rather than Pasteable's semantic search and shared boards.
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Buddi
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsSimple desktop budgeting — Buddi is a budgeting program for tracking accounts, transactions, and spending, not a clipboard manager like Pasteable.
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Octoclip
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+1User-configured sync across nearby and remote devices — Octoclip offers nearby network transfer and user-configured WebDAV or S3 cloud sync; Pasteable instead offers hosted Pro sync and shared boards.
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CopyPaste
Free plan MacWindowsPrivate local clipboard history on Windows and macOS — CopyPaste keeps history on Windows or macOS without cloud sync, while Pasteable supports cross-device sync and mobile platforms.
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CopyQ
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsCustom commands, scripting, and clipboard tabs — CopyQ adds customizable commands, scripting, and tabs, while Pasteable offers semantic search, smart collections, and shared boards.
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OmniClip
Free plan AndroidExtensioniPhone+1 - 9
Qlipper
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 10
Flycut
Free plan iPhoneMac - 11
PastePaw
Free plan MacWindows - 12
Nice Clipboard
Free plan iPhoneMac - 13
Pasta
Free plan iPhoneMac - 14
PasteBar
Free plan MacWindows - 15
Pastin
Free plan iPhoneMac - 16
CLCL
Free plan Windows - 17
Clipdiary
Free plan Windows - 18
Clipy
Free plan Mac - 19
Clipbara
Free plan Mac - 20
ClipClip
Free plan Windows - 21
ClipMenu
Free plan Mac - 22
ClipSafe
Free plan Windows - 23
ClipX
Free plan Windows - 24
Ditto
Free plan Windows
The free plan offers unlimited local history but syncs 25 clips; Pro starts at $6 per month, with a $60 yearly plan and an $80 one-time Lifetime option. Pasteable supports desktop and mobile platforms, though its site says the iOS and Android apps are in store review. An alternative may suit you better if you want different capture methods, custom clipboard transformations, self-hosted or user-configured sync, or a free app. Compare supported content, search, organization, platform access, and sync setup before moving your clips.