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Environment-aware workspace for storing, searching and autofilling test data. Copiqo is a browser extension for organizing, searching, copying, and autofilling test data across multiple development and testing environments. Instead of keeping test accounts, credentials, configuration values, or demo data scattered across spreadsheets, notes, or internal chats, Copiqo brings everything into a single workspace. This helps teams access information more efficiently, reduce mistakes when switching environments, and streamline daily testing and development activities. Key features: - Detects the current website or domain and switches to the matching workspace - Fast search for records, fields, and stored data - Organizes information by workspace, group, record, and field - One-click copy for quick access to frequently used values - Supports managing sensitive testing data such as credentials and tokens - Clear visual warnings for production environments - Built-in templates for generating sample test data - Notes and documentation for each workspace - Import and export data in JSON format - Local-first storage with no required external server Copiqo is designed for teams that regularly work across multiple environments and need quick access to testing and configuration data for validation, support, demonstrations, and operational tasks. Data is stored locally on the user's device. Copiqo does not transmit user-managed workspace data to external servers.
Jul 16, 2026
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