A tracking code, a Wi‑Fi password, a meeting link — in a raw list they all look the same. A short note sits next to the clip so you grab the right one without opening a dozen tabs or squinting at the characters.
When the log grows, chronology alone isn't enough. Tag landing pages, videos, orders, quotes, or anything else you care about, then filter down to just that slice. Your log stays one place; tags are the map.
Not just text. Save pictures and documents into the same log — group related files into one entry, add a note and tags, and they're waiting on every device. On desktop, drag files onto a card to add more.
Paste links, addresses, codes, quotes, photos, PDFs — anything you move between devices — into your log.
Add a note to say what a link, key, or code is for, or tags so you can filter when the list gets crowded.
Open PasteLog on your phone, tablet, or laptop — web or iOS app.
One tap on an item copies it to the clipboard, ready to paste wherever you need it.
Tap a text card to copy it. Use the share icon to send a clip out of the app. Switch to Encrypted to see ciphertext, then Display unencrypted to reveal it. Tap a tag to filter.
Wallpaper set — Hubble / JWST.
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Trip ideas. In the app, drag more files onto a card to add them.
One-pager — send this when someone asks what PasteLog is.
Furniture delivery — driver texts this code; window 2–4pm.
"I was constantly emailing myself links to open on my phone. PasteLog made that feel ancient."
"Starting a purchase on my laptop and finishing on my phone used to be a pain. Now it's literally one tap."
"Tracking numbers and invite links used to blur together in my log. Notes and tags turned it into something I can actually use."