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Version 1.3.0iOS

Cliptop for iOS 1.3.0: Encrypted locks for clips and Pinboards

Cliptop for iOS 1.3.0 adds encrypted locks for clips and Pinboards, with protected access from the app and Cliptop Keyboard.

Cliptop for iOS 1.3 lets you keep private clipboard content close without leaving it visible. Lock an individual clip or a whole Pinboard, then authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode when you need it.

Protect a clip or an entire Pinboard

Lock a clip to hide its contents and preview throughout Cliptop. When several private clips belong together, lock their Pinboard to protect everything inside it in one step.

Cliptop asks you to authenticate before protected content can be viewed or used. Once you are finished, the content returns to its locked state instead of remaining exposed in your library.

Unlock safely from Cliptop Keyboard

Cliptop Keyboard now understands locked clips and Pinboards. Protected previews stay hidden in the keyboard, and Cliptop asks you to authenticate before inserting or copying their contents.

That means private clips remain private even when you reach for them from another app.

Encrypted protection across devices

When iCloud Sync is enabled, locked content remains encrypted as it moves through your private iCloud account. Your locks can follow your clips and Pinboards between Cliptop on iPhone, iPad, and Mac without exposing their contents during sync.

This release also improves the reliability of syncing and using protected content across devices.