Copied: Keys, Clipboard and Files on your iPhone keyboard

Copied is an iOS app for people who answer the same messages every day. You save reusable text as Keys, organize it into folders and pages, and insert it from the Copied custom keyboard inside compatible text fields. Instead of switching to Notes and back, your saved replies and clipboard items are available exactly where you type.

What you can do with Copied

Save pricing, availability, addresses, onboarding steps and FAQ answers as Keys, and paste them with one tap.
Insert saved text from the Copied keyboard without leaving the app you are messaging in.
Personalize a Key as you paste it with clipboard, date and time, and cursor position variables.
Organize Keys into colour-coded folders and pages so the right reply is one tap away.
Reuse clipboard items that Copied saved while a Copied process was active, or that you sent to Copied through the Share Extension. iOS does not allow continuous background clipboard capture, so Copied does not claim to record everything you copy automatically.
Save photos, videos, PDFs and documents, organize and preview them in the app, then share from the app or Copy and Paste from the keyboard where the receiving app supports that content.
Back up Keys and folders to your own iCloud account, or keep them locally and export and import them yourself.

Who it is for

Small and medium business owners, sales reps and founders answering leads, customer support agents handling repetitive questions, freelancers reusing scope and payment messages, and operations teams in delivery, real estate, and field services that resend addresses, instructions, and schedules every day.

Available for iPhone and iPad

Copied is published by Sharply Labs for iPhone and iPad on the App Store.

Privacy and iOS limits

Copied's own analytics events do not include your Key text, your folder names, or your clipboard content. The app and this website do use third-party analytics and attribution services, and the App Store privacy disclosures for Copied include tracking and usage data. iOS shows the system keyboard instead of any third-party keyboard in secure fields such as password inputs, and individual apps are allowed to disallow third-party keyboards entirely.