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Keynou Clipboard is ephemeral by design. Your text exists only in server memory (RAM) during the active session. No database, no files, no logs. When the session ends, all content is permanently deleted with zero recovery possible.
No database, no files, no logs. Text exists only in RAM during the session. Server restarts clear everything permanently.
When the last person leaves, the session and all text are permanently deleted from server memory. No manual cleanup needed.
Refreshing the page clears all state. There's no undo history, no version control, no way to recover previous content.
The server only relays Socket.io events between clients. No text content is ever written to disk or server logs.
Open the editor - text is held in server RAM only, never written to disk.
Collaborate in real-time - all communication is via transient WebSocket events.
Close the tab - if you're the last person, the session is deleted from memory.
Text is permanently gone - no backup, no cache, no recovery mechanism.
Share passwords, API tokens, or private notes that should never be stored anywhere. Text exists only in transit, never at rest.
Send text that self-destructs. No history, no archives, no traces. Perfect for one-time information exchange.
Collaborate with confidence knowing nothing is persisted. No server logs, no database records, no recoverable history.
Share text without creating data retention obligations. Nothing is stored, so there's nothing to delete or audit.
Yes. Text lives only in server memory (RAM). When the session ends or the server restarts, all content is permanently gone with zero recovery possible.
No. The server only relays Socket.io events between clients. No text content is ever written to disk, logs, or any persistent storage.
No. Closing the tab disconnects from the session. If you were the last person, the text is deleted. If others are connected, you can rejoin via the same link.
Yes, for text that needs to be shared once and not stored. Text is encrypted in transit (HTTPS/WSS), never persisted, and sessions are link-private. However, use a dedicated password manager for credentials.
Open the editor and try it for yourself. No login, no signup, no storage.