The idea behind creating Chibaku started four years ago when I saw a professional I respect a lot use Notepad to copy and paste the Indian Rupee sign (₹) for product listings. I believe it was in 1973 that copy paste was made available; after almost 50 years, the way we copy text is either ctrl/cmd + c for desktops, or long pressing text and then selecting the copy option. We wanted to make it faster. We wanted to make it one tap. ☝ On Chibaku, you can create boards for different types of text you are using on a daily basis - hashtags, links to products, etc. Inside these boards, you can add text and they are available as cards. With one tap, you can copy text. With a double tap, you can edit your text. This makes it faster to copy text and send it across. By a few seconds, yes, but the goal for me has been to make things happen quickly. Talking of goals, @parik36 helped me create this platform - I am grateful for the monumental effort he has put in to make it function well on mobile and desktop. @aavinashta helped me in the early stages to ensure a better user experience. It brings me great joy to bring Chibaku to you, and I hope you guys use it to discover a new way of copying text. If all goes well, we will have mobile apps for the same. Fingers crossed.

Anthony Stephen Mendes

Calendope

Maker

3yr ago

Parik S.

Chibaku replaces the multi-decade old method of copying text using ⌘+C to copy text everywhere. Chibaku lets you copy text and store them in "cards". Simply tap on a card to get your text copied. You can also group multiple cards into "boards" for ease-of-use. If you are a developer and have a code snippet you always copy, Chibaku can help you. If you are a designer and have a color code you always copy, Chibaku can help you. Try Chibaku today for free!

Chibaku

One tap to copy text