Upland Clipboard Manager

Tabbed clipboard manager for Upland with an in-game asset browser and property scanner

The Upland Clipboard Manager gives Upland players a persistent, floating clipboard panel that stays with them across every open tab on the game and its companion sites. Instead of copying one address at a time and losing everything the moment the browser tab loses focus, the panel holds multiple addresses and items at once, organizes them into custom groups, and pastes them straight into Upland's search box with a single click. **Address favorites, organized how you want** Store an unlimited number of custom Favorite groups (by city, portfolio, watchlist — whatever fits your play style), each holding five addresses by default. Any address you copy from anywhere — a property explorer, a spreadsheet, a Discord message — is automatically captured to the active group. One-click paste sends it straight to Upland's address search and dismisses the modal for you. **Items tab for map-asset workflow** A dedicated clipboard for non-address workflow: an address slot on top, four Map Asset name slots below. Paste any slot into whatever input field you had focused on the page, into the in-game "Item Move" modal, or into the Map Assets search box. A dedicated "Open Map Assets Search" button drives Upland's three-step menu navigation for you (Main Menu → Assets → Map Assets tab). **In-game asset browser** Browse your own owned Upland assets without leaving the panel. Assets are read anonymously from Upland's public API using just a username you type in — no login, no credentials, no third-party service. **Smart search across every asset type** The Assets search box supports multi-term AND matching: type `vegas apartment` to require both words to match anywhere in the asset's searchable fields. Wrap words in double quotes (`"los angeles"`) to keep them together as an exact phrase, and combine both styles freely (`"los angeles" apartment`). A "?" hint next to the search box explains the syntax on hover. **In-game property scanner** When you view a property on the Upland game, the panel reads the address off the property card and offers Save (street only) and Save+ (street + city) buttons — a quick way to capture the address you're looking at with no copy/paste needed. **Blueprints — see what you can build** Upland buries the list of structures you can build on a property several menus deep. The Blueprints tab surfaces it instantly: click any property you own in the game, and the tab lists every structure available to build on it — updating automatically as you move from property to property. Each entry shows a thumbnail, the structure name and its unit type, the Spark Hours to build, and the minimum and maximum stake. Filter buttons split the list into All, Owned (blueprints you already hold), and Not Owned, each with a live count; structures you don't own yet show the Construction Hub's suggested and minimum contract price. Search by name or unit type — with the same "?" syntax hint as the Assets tab — and click any thumbnail for a larger view of the structure. Because the list is specific to each property, region-themed structures appear only where they can actually be built. **Drag it anywhere** The panel moves to any corner or edge of the screen that stays out of your way. Its position, your Favorites, your custom groups, and every other stored value survive browser restarts. **Cross-tab sync** All state — Favorites, Items, custom groups, cached Assets, active tab — stays synchronized across every open tab of the supported sites in real time. Add an address on UPXLand, and it's already visible in the panel on your Upland tab. **Fully local, no telemetry** Nothing about the extension talks to any external server, with three narrow exceptions, and none of them send your data to a third party: the Assets tab fetches your public asset list from Upland's own public API — the same one that powers Upland's website; the Blueprints tab uses your existing Upland login session (the access token the game itself already stores in your browser) to ask Upland's own API which structures can be built on the property you're viewing — this request goes only to Upland's servers, the token never leaves your device, and the result is kept in memory only; and a small configuration file is read from the developer's public GitHub repository at startup. No accounts are created, no passwords are handled, no tracking, no third-party analytics. v3.8 added the Blueprints tab without requesting any new browser permissions. **Works on:** - play.upland.me (official Upland game) - upxland.me (property explorer) - uplytics.org (analytics dashboard) Update v 4.0 Quality of life improvements and bug fixes. Update v 3.9 Improved the Search function. Update v 3.8 Added Blueprint data information. Update v 3.7 Added Uppie property address information. Note: This is an unofficial quality-of-life tool built for the Upland community and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Uplandme, Inc., UPXLand, or Uplytics.