Quip - AI-powered clipboard history, text expansion, and much more

Looks awesome Binyamin. Being able to sync clipboards between iCloud devices is a real time-saver. I am forever copying things on my iPhone and pasting them into an iCloud synced notepad, so this would cut out one step. Being able to organise clips too, an added bonus.

I've been looking for the perfect clipboard manager for years. Started with Pastebot, but ever since that started getting long in the tooth (and with no indication that an iOS/iPad equivalent would ever come, even as an option), I've tried most of them—Paste, Copy 'Em, PasteNow, Pasta, Alfred, and more—but still haven't found the one that clicks.

I do a lot of web design, writing, project management, and an occasional bit of tedious data entry, so a clipboard manager and sequential paste is invaluable to me to speeding up my workflow. What I am most intrigued about with Quip is the filtering by app/type/date. There are many times when I know what app I copied something from but not what it is exactly, so traditional search is difficult. I'm also excited at the possibilities AI cleanup might bring, like consolidating duplicates!

Ngl, bundling Unite, Coherence, and Aerate for Apple is just genius—finally, stuff that actually makes my Mac workflow smoother. You guys get it fr!

Clipboard managers are underrated — and Quip packs in some seriously smart features. Love the focus on speed, privacy, and cross-device use. Congrats on the launch 🚀

As a light Unite user I've been pretty happy with the frequency of updates and communication from BZG. I'm going to take a close look at Quip. Copy'em is currently my go to for Clipboards but Quip is looking really out of the gate and if I like it i'll figure out how to get my clips over.

@bzg0515 @BZG Congratulations on the launch, it looks amazing.

All BZG apps are so well thought out and perfect. Been using Unite & Coherence for a while, and they have been amazing in converting my favourite web apps as desktop app, for example T3 Chat (which doesn't have a native macOS).

As soon as I saw a new app from BZG immediately installed it, it's one of the best clipboard manager app our there, I have been trying out a lot of them for a while but none are so well thought out in terms of features and so pixel perfectly designed as Quip. In the past used Alfred (but need to setup many things manually), Raycast, Paste but none of them match the feature set of Quip. Especially the sync between iOS and macOS apps and really like the collections and smart collections feature. It's the perfect one so far.

As a startup founder I have to wear multiple hats of Marketer, PM, Developer, Designer, etc... and I browse and do a lot of copy & paste across apps & websites and it's a must to have clipboard history to copy multiple things and paste in different apps, also my clipboard history is like a quick note taking app for me, while I do use Evernote, Notion to take notes sometimes it's hard to open those and save things instead I just copy things or write quick ideas and thoughts in Spotlight and just copy so I can search that later in Clipboard history and later at the end of the day save the important ones to note taking apps.