Koppy – free browser-based clipboard manager and productivity app for copy, paste, snippets and templates

Scenario: David is clearing out his garage and selling items on Facebook Marketplace. He is tired of typing the same answers to common questions from different buyers.

Setup Workflow:

1. David creates a new snippet by clicking the "+ Add Snippet" button.
2. He titles the first snippet "Availability Reply" and types "Yes, this is still available. Are you interested in arranging a time to see it?".
3. He creates a second snippet titled "Meetup Location" and enters the address of a safe, public place for the exchange.
4. He makes a third snippet titled "Payment Info" with his preferred payment app username and instructions.

In Action: A buyer messages, "Is this still for sale?". David clicks the "Copy" button on his "Availability Reply" snippet and pastes it into the chat. Once they agree on a price, he copies and pastes the "Meetup Location" and "Payment Info" snippets to finalize the sale in seconds.

Scenario: Leo is searching for a new apartment and needs to send dozens of initial inquiries through various real estate websites, each with its own contact form.

Setup Workflow:

1. Leo creates a snippet titled "Rental Inquiry Template".
2. He writes a polite, reusable message: "Hello, I'm very interested in this property. I am a quiet professional with excellent references. Could you please let me know when a viewing might be possible? Thank you."

In Action: When Leo finds a new listing, he clicks "Copy" on his template snippet and pastes it into the website's contact form. This turns a repetitive, multi-sentence task into a two-click process, allowing him to contact more listings in less time.

Scenario: Grace is the go-to person for tech questions in her family. Her parents frequently ask for the same information, like the Wi-Fi password or how to connect to the Bluetooth speaker.

Setup Workflow:

1. Grace creates a snippet titled "Wi-Fi Details" and types the network name and password.
2. She creates another snippet titled "Speaker Help". In it, she writes a simple, step-by-step guide and includes a picture of the speaker's power button to avoid confusion.

In Action: When her dad texts asking for the Wi-Fi password for the third time this month, Grace copies the "Wi-Fi Details" snippet and sends it in seconds. When her mom can't connect her phone to the speaker, Grace copies the "Speaker Help" guide, complete with the image, and texts it over.

Scenario: Chloe runs a food blog and promotes her posts on several social media platforms. Each platform requires a different format and set of common hashtags.

Setup Workflow:

1. Chloe creates a snippet titled "Instagram Hashtags" and fills it with 30 relevant hashtags for her niche.
2. She creates a second snippet titled "Pinterest Description" with a standard paragraph about her blog and a link.
3. A third snippet is titled "Standard Reply" for quickly thanking followers for their comments on her posts.

In Action: After uploading a photo to Instagram, she copies her "Instagram Hashtags" snippet and pastes it into the caption. When sharing on Pinterest, she uses the "Pinterest Description" snippet. This keeps her branding consistent and saves her from the tedious task of re-typing her hashtag lists and descriptions for every single post.

Scenario: Aisha needs to leave her dog with a pet sitter. She wants to ensure the sitter has all the crucial information in one clear, consistent message.

Setup Workflow:

1. Aisha creates a new snippet titled "Dog Sitter Instructions".
2. She types out the feeding schedule, walk times, vet's contact number, and her dog's microchip number.
3. She then pastes a clear photo of her dog's specific brand of food directly into the snippet to prevent any confusion.

In Action: Before leaving for her trip, Aisha clicks the "Copy" button on the snippet. This copies all the text and the image. She pastes the complete, detailed instructions into an email or text message for the pet sitter, ensuring no critical details are forgotten.