A place for
things with
no place.

A memory that doesn't forget

Every copy is captured the instant you make it: links, addresses, codes, screenshots, the sentence you'll want again next week. No buttons, no discipline required.

Find it in a second

Search by word, by meaning, or by the day it happened, and whatever you copied surfaces at once. No more retracing your steps.

Kept for good

Your history stays for as long as you want it. Whatever you copied is still there next year, until the day you decide to clear it.

You need the staging API key. Again.

Copied once in March, kept masked in your vault. Type "staging" and it is pasted, no hunting through docs.

Someone asks for the onboarding doc link.

The 90-character URL you have pasted twenty times. Out of the picker before they finish asking.

The paint color, the furnace filter size, the sitter's address.

Saved months ago, right there the second you reach for them.

“Private” is easy to claim and hard to prove. So we published all of it: the apps, the sync server, the encryption that holds your key, even the on-device AI pipeline. One public repo. Read any line of it, build it yourself, or run the whole thing on your own box.

Everything you need to stop losing what you copy.

Keep every copy, forever. Nothing ages out.

For people whose clipboard is their filing cabinet.

Run the whole sync server yourself. Nothing to pay, ever.

The help guide walks through Relic one screen at a time, with the real shortcuts, every setting and its default, and a page for each platform. Start with the window, or pick the thing you want to do.