Edit vs ClipMem

Edit is a super fast scratchpad for your thoughts, drafts, and notes. Think of it as a single sheet of paper, not a notebook. There's no document storage, because whatever you leave in Edit will be there when you get back. Once you're done writing, you can send or save your text to anywhere in iOS via the Share Sheet. What's in the box? * One page Return instantly to what you were writing. * One-touch select all Effortlessly clear the page to start fresh. * Export Send your text to anywhere in iOS. * Word and character count Know how much you've written. I've intentionally kept Edit simple so it stays fast and easy to maintain. The other benefit of this simplicity is that Edit should continue to run without issue on iOS devices for years to come. Because of that, I'm slapping a 10-year good faith guarantee on Edit's general availability. Should there come a time over the next decade where I'm unable to update Edit to run on the latest version of iOS, I'll open source the code for anyone to download and run themselves. Happy writing, K.Q. @Dreger

Some text you type over and over - your address, an email sign-off, a Wi-Fi password, a code snippet, a meeting link. Now it's all one tap away. Save anything worth reusing, then tap to copy it back instantly. No more digging through old notes, emails, or chat history. COPY IN ONE TAP Tap any clip to put it on your clipboard, with a quick checkmark to confirm. That's it. STAY ORGANIZED Group clips into Work, Personal, Dev - or any categories you like - and filter the list with a tap. Pick a default group and sort order that match how you work. FIND IT FAST Search across every clip by name or content and jump straight to what you need. CAPTURE QUICKLY Paste straight from your clipboard or type a new clip. Edit or delete anything with a long-press. BACKED UP WITH iCLOUD Turn on iCloud Sync and your clips follow you across iPhone and Mac - and come right back if you reinstall. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No sign-up. No tracking. Your clips live on your device and in your own iCloud. Copy once. Paste forever.