Kirihari

What You Can Do with Kirihari

Kirihari lets you share text between devices without sending an email to yourself or using a messaging application. It is useful when you need to move URLs, notes, commands, or short pieces of text to another device.

The service is designed to work directly in a web browser without requiring a dedicated application to be installed.

How to Use Kirihari

Open the Kirihari clipboard, enter the text you want to share, and create a clip. Kirihari generates sharing information that can be opened from another device.

For example, you can send a URL found on your PC to your smartphone, or move text written on your smartphone to your PC for further editing.

Important Usage Notes

Kirihari is intended for temporary text sharing. Do not use the service to share passwords, private keys, credit card information, confidential business information, or other sensitive data that must remain private.

Before using shared information, make sure that the content and destination are correct.

Why Kirihari Was Created

Moving a small amount of text between devices can require more steps than necessary. Sending an email, signing in to a chat service, or creating a file can be inconvenient when all you need to transfer is a short piece of text.

Kirihari was created to make that process simple: paste text, create a clip, and open it from another device.

Common Use Cases

Typical uses include sending a URL from a PC to a smartphone, transferring text from a smartphone to a PC, moving short commands or configuration values between devices, and temporarily sharing notes without creating a separate file.