WebTM vs QlipKeyboard

Web Time Machine quietly remembers the readable text of every page you visit and makes your history actually useful. • Full-text search — find a page by something it said, not just its title or URL. • One-line AI summaries — skim what each page was about. • Synced across your devices — capture on iPhone and your Mac/PC, search anywhere. • Private to your account — your history syncs to your own space, never sold. • Auto-expiring — history rolls off on a retention schedule; delete anything instantly, and deletions propagate everywhere. Capture runs in a Safari Web Extension and is fully passive — it never changes the pages you browse, and nothing is recorded until you turn it on and sign in.

QlipKeyboard brings a keyboard, a clipboard, and translation together in one app. Stop copying and pasting the same things over and over. What you copied recently sits right above the keyboard, ready to reuse with a single tap. • Copy once, paste anywhere Turn on clipboard history, and the text, links, and images you copy are saved on your device and available straight from the keyboard. Press and hold the 123 key to browse what you saved and paste it. • Translate without leaving the keyboard Tap the translate key and the sentence you just typed turns into the language you picked. Select text first and only that part is translated. No more jumping between apps to copy and paste. Translation runs on your device, so it works without an internet connection, and what you type never leaves it. Pick your language in the Translation tab and download the ones you need ahead of time. Text already written in that language is translated back into your device language. • Keep what you use often Pin email addresses, bios, and go-to replies as favorites. Favorites are never removed, even when the history limit kicks in. • Text, links, and images Everything you copy is sorted by type automatically, so it is easy to find what you need. Images can be pasted straight from the keyboard too. • Two Korean layouts, plus English - Korean (Reduced Vowels) - Korean Qwerty — standard two-set layout - English Qwerty Tap the globe key to switch languages instantly. • Press and hold for more Hold the 123 key to open the clipboard keyboard. Hold the space bar to turn on trackpad mode and move the cursor. Symbols and clipboard features are always a long press away. • A split keyboard on wide screens On the iPhone Duo's unfolded display and on iPad, the keyboard splits left and right so you can type comfortably with both thumbs. Turn it on or off in settings. • Make it your own Choose your own colors for key backgrounds, text, functional keys, the clipboard panel, and clipboard cards. Adjust the keyboard height and haptic feedback to match how you type — haptics come with five strength levels and a choice of vibration feel. The 123, language, and translate keys along the bottom can be reordered however you like. • Private by default All clipboard data stays on your device. Clipboard contents are never uploaded to a server, shared, or analyzed. Translation also happens on your device. Sentences you translate are never sent to a server, and it works with no network connection. QlipKeyboard does not use cloud sync and never sends clipboard data off your device. You can clear your clipboard history at any time. • About Full Access Full Access is required for the keyboard to provide clipboard history. It is used only to read clipboard items and save them on your device, and no clipboard data is ever sent off your device. Tip: In Settings → Apps → QlipKeyboard, set "Paste from Other Apps" to "Allow" and clipboard history will be saved more reliably.