tmps.fyi – Online Clipboard

tmps.fyi – Online Clipboard is a productivity tool. tmps.fyi is a free, no-signup browser clipboard that syncs text, images, screenshots, and files between devices in real time through a named, auto-deleting temporary space.

tmps.fyi is a browser-based clipboard that lets people move text, images, screenshots, and files between two or more devices without installing an app or creating an account. A user opens the site, names a temporary shared space, and anything typed, pasted, or uploaded in that space appears in real time on every other device that joins the same named space, whether that is a phone, laptop, tablet, or desktop. The tool targets anyone who regularly needs a quick handoff between devices that do not share an operating system or an ecosystem, such as moving a code snippet from a desktop to a phone for testing, grabbing a screenshot taken on a computer to send from a phone's messaging apps, or pulling a link off a phone to finish reading it on a laptop. Because it works purely through a shared browser session, it is equally useful on Windows, macOS, iPhone, iPad, Android, ChromeOS, and Linux, which makes it a practical substitute for AirDrop when one of the two devices is not an Apple product. In practice, a space is created by choosing a name, optionally adding a password to limit who can join, and then opening that same space name or its link on the second device. Content syncs within milliseconds, and the space is not meant to be permanent: once the last device leaves, a ten-minute inactivity countdown begins, after which the space and everything in it is deleted automatically. There is no end-to-end encryption, so the password option restricts access rather than securing the data cryptographically. Compared with emailing files to oneself, pairing devices over Bluetooth, or setting up folders in cloud storage, tmps.fyi removes the account, upload, and pairing steps for transfers that are meant to be short-lived. It is not a replacement for long-term file storage or for sharing material that requires strong confidentiality guarantees, but for one-off cross-device moves it reduces the task to opening a browser tab on each device.