ClipVault

ClipVault is a deliberately small clipboard manager: one screen with a search

bar and your copied entries, and one settings screen. Nothing else.

Tap any past entry to put it back on the clipboard - it's marked as the

active entry, and selecting it never creates a duplicate or reorders your

history.

Capture works without any of the usual clipboard-reading permissions, using

one of two builds (chosen when the app is compiled, not a switch inside it):

* LSPosed build (default) - a module hook installed into system_server reads

clipboard writes system-wide, before Android's background-read

restrictions even apply.

* Root/priv-app build - installed via a Magisk/KernelSU module straight into

/system/priv-app, so a background service can read clipboard changes the

way Android's own privileged clipboard tools do. Flash the module, reboot

once, done.

Settings are limited to what a clipboard history actually needs:

* Private mode, to pause saving entirely

* A configurable history limit (or no limit)

* Clear history

ClipVault makes no network requests, contains no analytics or ads, and

stores everything locally on the device.