Relic launches encrypted clipboard vault with semantic recall
Relic is an open-source clipboard manager and personal vault designed to securely store and organize everything a user copies, including text snippets, code, images, and files. Operating across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, Relic performs on-device semantic parsing and natural language querying so users can retrieve saved items by meaning or conversational dates without cloud latency. All contents are sealed via client-side end-to-end encryption before transmission, ensuring sync servers cannot access stored data, while users have the choice between managed cloud sync or running a self-hosted server.
At a time when OS-level recall features and cloud clipboard utilities face severe privacy scrutiny, Relic offers the ideal compromise between intelligent retrieval and zero-trust privacy. Queries and content comprehension run entirely on-device, enabling intuitive natural-language search without sending unencrypted clipboard history to remote LLMs. End-to-end encrypted storage guarantees sensitive tokens, credentials, and notes remain private, even when syncing across devices. True cross-platform coverage unifies clipboard history across macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS without ecosystem lock-in, while open-source licensing and self-hosting provide total data sovereignty.
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2h ago
2026-09-12
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8h ago
2026-09-12
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Jordan Gibbs