Clipboard history & safes
Capture every clip automatically, then organize the ones that matter into named safes and collections.
Cache Vault · Public release
A local-first clipboard vault with receipts, safes, global search, Quick Paste, image capture, exports, Command Center, and an opt-in LAN-only Mobile Bridge paired to a production-signed Android companion.
Clipboard history that stays on your machine, with receipts for everything.
Capture every clip automatically, then organize the ones that matter into named safes and collections.
Find any clip fast across history and safes, and paste it back in one step with Quick Paste.
Trigger actions from a single hotkey-driven launcher. Phase 1 ships Hotkey Actions; expansions wait for deliberate scope decisions.
Images live alongside text clips, so visual context is never lost between pastes.
Bundle clips into exports and proof-pack workflows with stamped receipts you can inspect later.
No cloud account, no telemetry. Your clipboard vault lives on your machine in durable files you own.
An opt-in LAN-only Mobile Bridge pairs Cache Vault Desktop with a production-signed Android companion. No cloud relay — your clips stay on the local network.
Differentiators, not hype.
Every clip and export can carry a stamped receipt — proof of what was captured and when.
Durable local files mean your vault is not hostage to a SaaS shutdown or a pricing change.
What Cache Vault does is tied to tested behavior and visible release proof, not marketing language.
Advanced features are unlocked offline with an Ed25519 Founder license. No online account or subscription is required for the usable base application.
Current public release and what is still in validation.
Verify the v0.2.2 Windows ZIP before installing. The Android companion is unchanged from v0.2.0.
The Android APK hash was published alongside the v0.2.0 release. That companion build was not reissued alongside v0.2.2, and its release page is not currently publicly browsable — the hash is not republished here to avoid an unverifiable claim.
Public release v0.2.2 (Windows), superseding v0.2.0. Fixes profile-isolation: isolated --profile-dir launches now fail closed instead of touching the real vault, and the single-instance mutex is scoped per profile. This build is unsigned (no Authenticode signature). Not a clean full regression pass and not zero known failures: four pre-existing UI-timing tests in tests/test_search_during_batch_render.py intermittently exceed their timing assertion under load; these reproduce identically against the pre-v0.2.2 source and are unrelated to this release's changes. The exact total regression pass count was not captured at release time. The Android companion remains the previously published v0.2.0 APK; it was not rebuilt for this release. Verify the SHA-256 before installing.
What is true right now, including what is not yet released.
The public release is v0.2.2. v0.2.0 remains available as a historical reference for the Android companion build; it is not the current governing version.
v0.2.2 discloses four pre-existing UI-timing test failures (search/render regression suite) that reproduce identically against the pre-v0.2.2 source and are unrelated to this release's changes. This is not a claim of zero known failures, and the exact total regression pass count was not captured at release time.
The v0.2.2 Windows installer has no Authenticode signature. Verify the published SHA-256 before running it.
Command Center is Phase 1 only (Hotkey Actions) as of v0.2.2. Later phases such as Text Expansions and Run Log UI are not claimed until they ship.
Downloads and Founder options are hosted on the Cache Vault release site.
The Windows installer is inside the ZIP. Verify the SHA-256 before installing. The Android companion was last published at v0.2.0; that release page is not currently publicly browsable.