Show HN: We Put AI in Copy and Paste

3 break_the_bank 0 6/26/2025, 4:48:08 PM tabtabtab.ai ↗

Hi all,

We are gyani and vasin. We have been building TabTabTab, it puts AI in your clipboard. You can copy any thing and we will transform the content as you paste it.

You can copy a page with Airbnb listings, and paste it on a spreadsheet to get a table. You can copy a LinkedIn profile and paste it on email to write an outreach message. You can copy your resume and get a cover letter.

We've seen people build all kinds of spreadsheets with the app. We have also seen people paste on LinkedIn, Reddit, email apps mostly doing outreach.

Developers have also been using us to get AI in their clipboard to create SQL queries in AWS, GCP, Hasura, Supabase, PostHog and more. I personally use it write shell commands.

Would love to get some feedback!

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Show HN: We Put AI in Copy and Paste

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