TTBox - Encrypted keyword clipboard for fast, secure copying of secrets.

What it does

TTBox is a zero-knowledge encrypted clipboard manager that lets you store and copy sensitive text—like SSH passwords, API keys, and server IPs—using only keywords. Instead of browsing a list of hidden secrets, you see memorable keywords. One tap or keystroke copies the actual value to your clipboard, which auto-clears after 60 seconds.

Key Features

Keyword-based copying: Store secrets behind private keywords (e.g., 'bj' for 'beetlejuice'). Only keywords are visible; plaintext never appears on screen.
Menu bar search: Click the menu bar icon, type a keyword, press Enter to copy—no main window needed.
Touch unlock: Use Touch ID or Face ID for quick access. Master password is the only key.
Encrypted sync: Sync via iCloud or offline on Mac/iOS; Windows portable zip; web app with zero-knowledge encryption.
Clipboard protection: Clipboard auto-clears after 60 seconds and is marked 'Concealed' on macOS to block sniffers.
Auto-lock: Locks after 5 minutes of inactivity or when app goes to background.
Security: Uses Argon2id, XChaCha20-Poly1305, and libsodium. End-to-end encrypted; master password never leaves your device.

Who it is for

Developers, sysadmins, and anyone who frequently copies sensitive text (passwords, tokens, IPs) and wants a faster, more secure alternative to traditional password managers. Ideal for SSH passwords and API keys.

Why it matters

Traditional password managers are heavy—URLs, categories, icons, autofill—just to copy one line. They expose secrets with eye icons and require multiple steps. TTBox strips away everything except the core action: keyword → copy. It's faster, less exposed, and zero-knowledge.

Brand and naming

TTBox stands for 'Trust in a box, one Touch away.' The name is short, memorable, and hints at both trust and touch-based access. The brand emphasizes simplicity and security without bloat.