Or rather, a shareable temporary workspace where I can paste text and files, setup an expire timer, or configure read&burn. For really private stuff use the E2E encryption, which encrypts the text in the browser before persisting in the DB (files don't get encrypted). It also exposes an API that one can use to integrate it in automatic workflows.
Too often I've found myself using WhatsApp or Slack as a makeshift clipboard to share bits of data with myself (or colleagues): configs, notes, passwords, sometimes files. It's a quick & dirty solution and it does the job but over time my chats become cluttered with things I no longer need.
There are also times when I need to access that data from devices where I can't use WhatsApp or Slack. For those situations, I've relied on online clipboard services like cl1p.net or pastebin but I kept running into limitations that got in the way.
Another use case is automation. Sometimes I need to make arbitrary data available to an automation workflow, so being able to quickly publish it somewhere on the web and retrieve it through an API is something I've wanted for a long time.
Some of the features include: - syntax highlight, - markdown/HTML preview - upload up to 10 files (max 10MB each, max 50MB total) - setup custom expire time or configure read & burn - protect the clip E2E with a password which acts as encryption key for the text (not for the uploaded files) - accounts/teams exist too (vanity URLs), but the whole flow above works as well with zero account.
Also, an open source edition for self hosting is on the way.
Feedback is very much welcomed!