Everything you copied,
one keystroke away.
A clipboard manager for the Mac menu bar. It records text, images, and files as you copy them, and hands them back when you press ⌘⇧V.
Free for 7 days. No card, no account — the trial starts when you open the app.
A clipboard with a memory.
History is a queryable archive, not a capped buffer. Search runs against the whole store while the overlay holds a bounded window in memory.
Capture
Text, images, and copied files, each tagged with the app you copied in. Password-manager clips marked concealed or transient are never captured.
Boards
Named, colored collections in the rail. Recent and Most Used ship seeded; filing a clip onto a board also exempts it from retention.
Search and filter
A substring match as you type, ordered freshest-first, plus filters for clip type, source app, and freshness.
Link and color cards
A clip that is a web address becomes a Link card with a fetched preview. A bare hex code becomes a Color card that renders the color.
The Case
Press Space for a preview panel above the tray. For a link it runs the real, interactive page in a throwaway sandbox that keeps nothing.
Slip and Drip
Capture receipts: a floating panel for adding a note or filing the clip, and a short coffee-drip sound. Both have menu-bar kill switches.
Paste-back
The overlay never takes focus, so ⏎ pastes into whatever app was frontmost. Images get a target-aware pasteboard: a terminal receives a path, a rich editor receives the image.
Your history stays on your Mac.
History is a single SQLite file in Application Support, with image bytes in a side table so metadata and search queries never pull megabytes. Clear History empties it.
One network feature
Link previews fetch public http or https URLs. A Link's live page is public https only. Both switch off in Settings.
Internal URLs never leave
Neither path fetches localhost, *.local, loopback, link-local, or RFC1918 hosts.
Nothing kept from live pages
The live page runs in an ephemeral store with a tracker blocklist and keeps nothing across relaunch.
Paste-back synthesizes a ⌘V keystroke, which macOS gates behind Accessibility access. History capture works without it; only paste-back needs it.
One plan
One app for Mac. Monthly or annual.
Member
One subscription for the Macs you own.
The 7-day free trial is in the app: download it and the trial starts, with no card and no account. Subscribe when you want to keep going. Choose monthly or annual above; either renews automatically until cancelled.