Pasterino

Paste anywhere. Paste everywhere.

This app uses Accessibility services.

Pasterino requires an Accessibility service to assist users with disabilities by allowing them to easily paste content into input fields. Pasterino does this by searching through the current open screen and pasting clipboard content into the currently focused input field.

Pasterino is the solution to text input which doesn't allow you to copy paste. Its like a super clipboard for your system. It is completely free and open source, and comes with zero tracking or analytic collection. It fully supports both Light and Dark themes.

Some input fields do not let you paste text into them like passwords or PIN numbers. Pasterino hooks into the system clipboard and is able to paste any piece of copied text into any text input field. Regardless of whether the input itself allows pasting, Pasterino can bridge the gap by serving as a universal pasting tool.

Built to be super simple and extremely fast, Pasterino is small and requires few permissions to run. It only requires an Accessibility Service which allows it to run paste commands.

Pasterino is lightweight and is developed in the open on GitHub at: https://github.com/pyamsoft/pasterino

The entire source code of the application is available. It was developed to work around an issue that the developer faced during normal day to day usage. If you know a few things about Android programming and are wanting to help out with development you can do so by creating issue tickets to squash bugs, and propose feature requests for future inclusion.

Join the beta at: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pyamsoft.pasterino