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Keynou Clipboard keeps track of your sessions in a sidebar. See sessions you've created and sessions you've joined, organized separately. Rename sessions for easy identification, navigate between them instantly, and delete sessions you no longer need - all stored locally in your browser.
Sessions you created are listed separately from sessions you joined. Quickly find the right session based on your role.
Rename any session with a custom name for easy identification. Names are stored locally - your personal labels for organizing sessions.
Click any session in the sidebar to navigate to it instantly. No need to remember or search for URLs.
Session history is stored in your browser's localStorage. No server-side tracking - your session list is private to your device.
When you create or join a session, it's automatically saved to your local session list.
Open the sidebar to see all your sessions, organized by Created by you and Joined sessions.
Hover over a session to rename it (pencil icon) or delete it (trash icon).
Click any session to navigate to it instantly in the editor.
Keep separate sessions for different projects or teams. Rename them for easy identification and switch between them instantly.
Create a session for a recurring meeting and revisit it each time. The session link stays the same - just reopen it from the sidebar.
Teachers can maintain separate sessions for different classes. Rename them by class name and navigate between them easily.
Delete sessions you no longer need to keep your sidebar clean. Deletion removes the session from your local list and the server.
Sessions are stored in your browser's localStorage. They're private to your device and not synced to any server. Clearing your browser data will remove the session list.
Yes. Hover over a session in the sidebar and click the pencil icon. Enter a custom name and press Enter. The name is stored locally for easy identification.
If you're the creator, deleting a session removes it from the server and disconnects all users. If you're a joiner, it removes the session from your local list only.
No. Session history is stored locally in your browser. Each device maintains its own session list. To access a session from another device, use the session URL.
Open the editor and try it for yourself. No login, no signup, no storage.