ClipCascade, a cross-platform and cross-device clipboard synchronization tool, is remastered in Go language
A cross-platform clipboard synchronization tool designed for multi-device collaboration. The goal is not to "rebuild another chat tool," but to make cross-device copy-pasting as seamless as a local experience.
Project Introduction
In daily development and office scenarios, Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android are often used interchangeably. Transferring text, screenshots, and files between different devices often encounters these issues:
- Need to manually open intermediate tools, interrupting the workflow.
- Large differences in clipboard behavior across platforms, leading to inconsistent experiences.
- File transfer is either too heavy or too slow, and difficult to manage uniformly.
ClipCascade is positioned as a clipboard-centric, self-deployable, extensible, and cross-platform synchronization system.
Core Capabilities
- Text Sync: Real-time synchronization to online devices after copying.
- Image Sync: Cross-platform transfer of image clipboard content.
- File Sync: Supports a tiered strategy of direct transfer for small files and placeholder notifications for large files.
- Transfer Channels: Supports STOMP (server-relayed) + P2P (peer-to-peer) dual channels.
- Security: Supports E2EE (End-to-End Encryption) toggle.
- Auto-Discovery: Automatic discovery of service addresses via mDNS in local networks.
- Multi-User Management: Administrators can add users directly from the Web page.
- Android Native Persistence: Foreground services + accessibility triggers + permission guidance.
- Clipboard History: Mobile version supports viewing and re-filling historical records.
