A private clipboard history for macOS. Every copy is saved locally, previewed instantly, and always under your control.
100% on-device. Nothing ever leaves your Mac.
MADE FOR macOS
Your clipboard data never leaves your Mac. No cloud, no servers, no accounts, no analytics, no third parties.
Copies from password managers are ignored by default, so passwords never land in your history.
Session-only (wiped on quit) or Persistent — encrypted and readable only by your macOS account.
A subtle "✓ Copied" panel slides into the bottom-right and quietly fades away.
Pin, delete, and re-copy any item from the menu bar. One-click "Clear History Now" panic wipe.
Open the menu and press ⌘1–⌘9 to instantly copy any of your recent items.
Every item gets a relevant icon so your history is easy to scan — 🔗 links, ✉️ emails, #️⃣ numbers, and 📄 notes.
Runs quietly with no Dock icon. Optional Launch at Login. Built with Swift — zero dependencies.
Use ⌘C like always. ClipLocal quietly captures it and flashes a "✓ Copied" preview in the corner.
Click the clipboard icon in your menu bar to see everything you've copied — pin, delete, or re-copy in one click.
Switch between Session-only and encrypted Persistent mode anytime. Wipe everything instantly whenever you like.
Most clipboard managers quietly log everything you copy — and many sync it to the cloud. That's fine, until you're copying passwords, tokens, private notes, or client data. ClipLocal was built on a single principle: your clipboard is yours, and it should never leave your Mac.
There's no account to create and no server to trust — because there isn't one. The only time ClipLocal touches the network is a quick version check for updates. Everything else stays on your machine.
Flip to Session-only for sensitive work and history vanishes when you quit. Prefer convenience? Persistent mode keeps your history across restarts — encrypted, and readable only by your macOS account.
Copies marked "concealed" by password managers are skipped automatically, so your secrets never end up in a history list. And a one-click panic wipe is always a click away.
ClipLocal lives in your menu bar with no Dock clutter, built natively in Swift with zero dependencies. Turn on Launch at Login and forget it's even there — until you need it.
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First time only: the installer may ask to install Apple's Command Line Tools (a small official Apple download). This lets your Mac build the app locally — which is why macOS trusts it, with no "damaged app" warnings.