Finite vs Clipp.net

Finite: Life Counter is a minimalist app that displays your age as a continuously moving number and lets you place it on your Home Screen as a widget. We often think of time as something abstract: birthdays, years, and milestones. Finite makes it visible in real time, so you can come back to the moment you’re living right now. Features: Real-time age counter (updates continuously) Home Screen widget (see it at a glance) Clean, distraction-free design Set your birthdate once (edit anytime) Works offline Dark Mode No account required Finite isn’t about productivity or pressure. It’s a simple reminder: our lives are finite, so be here.

Clipp syncs clipboard text and images between your own devices, directly. No cloud account, no servers, no telemetry - just peer-to-peer transfers between devices you trust. Pair your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and PC with a shared group key. Then copy on one device, paste on another. Features: • Sync clipboard text and images between iOS, macOS, and Windows, and Linux • Direct peer-to-peer transfers over your local network • End-to-end encrypted with libsodium primitives • Activity stream of recent items received from your devices • Share Extension — tap Share in any app to send to your devices • No telemetry, no analytics, no accounts • Open source under the MIT License Source: https://github.com/martona/clipp Clipp is LAN-first. To use across networks, put your devices on a trusted VPN or mesh network — Clipp will discover peers there just like on your home Wi-Fi. On iOS, system restrictions prevent background clipboard monitoring; use the Share Extension or open Clipp to send items from your iPhone or iPad. Items received from your other devices are always available in the activity stream when you open the app.