Stop
messaging
yourself.
PocketPort is a private inbox and bridge between your Android phone and your Mac. Links, codes, clipboard, screenshots, small files — captured once, available on both, instantly, over your own Wi-Fi.
Every small thing you keep texting yourself.
A small inbox that does eight quiet jobs really well.
Android Share-sheet target. Any app → straight into PocketPort.
Copy on the phone, paste on the Mac. And the other way. One tap.
OTPs auto-detected, surfaced big, copy in one tap, fade after 5 min.
Wi-Fi passwords, recurring snippets — kept at the top, never lost.
Live search across links, text, file names, sources, with type filters.
A compact dropdown by the clock. New item from phone → instant peek.
One QR, one tap. Devices trust each other locally with a rotating token.
Direct Ktor server on Mac. Bytes never leave your home network.
Copy on the laptop.
Paste on the phone.
Push the current clipboard to your other device with one keystroke (⌘⇧V on Mac, quick tile on Android). The receiving device shows a tiny toast — accept, copy, or pin. No magic chains, no surprise sync.
The simplest privacy model:
it doesn't leave the house.
No cloud, no backend, no third party.
Devices exchange a rotating bearer token over QR.
Clear connected / offline indicator on both ends.
PocketPort never phones home. Ever.
A short, honest list.
Free, forever.
Donate if it earned a coffee.
PocketPort has no subscriptions, no in-app upsells, no telemetry, no "pro" tier. If it saves you from texting yourself one too many times, a small donation keeps it maintained.
TRON-based tokens only: TRX, TRC-10, TRC-20, TRC-721. No tracking pixels.