Less hunting.
Search the text you’ve saved. Recognize images by their thumbnails.
Clipboard history. Made for Mac.
Copied earlier.
Found again.
That link. That paragraph. That screenshot.
Keep the things you copy close at hand,
and get back to what you were doing.
Made for Apple Silicon · macOS 14+
Pre-release preview. Not yet on the Mac App Store.
Your clipboard, close at hand.⌘⇧V
Your useful things, kept.
Pin the links and snippets you reuse. Choose how much history to keep.
On your Mac. In your hands.
Your history stays on this Mac. Pause recording or clear it when you want.
Fits into what you already do
Copy. Find. Carry on.
No new way of working to learn.
- 1⌘C
Copy as usual.
A paragraph, a link, a screenshot. Use your Mac just as you always do.
- 2⌘⇧V
Open your history.
A small panel puts your recent clips within reach. Type to search.
- 3↵
Choose the one you need.
Put it back on your clipboard, ready to paste into your work.
Prefer another shortcut? Make it yours in Settings.
Personal things should stay personal
Your clipboard.
Your control.
Saved on your Mac. Pause recording or clear your history whenever you want.
- Text and images stay on this Mac.
- Pause new recording whenever you need.
- Delete individual clips or all saved history.
Sensitive content needs care: marked confidential clips are skipped, but unmarked passwords can still be saved.
Read the privacy previewGood questions
A few things to know.
Can I download ClipChick yet?
Not from the Mac App Store yet. ClipChick is in pre-release. This page previews the app; it is not an available-for-purchase announcement. A direct App Store link will appear here when the release is ready.
Which Macs will it support?
The current build targets Apple Silicon Macs—M1 or newer—running macOS 14 or later. Intel Macs, iPhone, and iPad aren’t part of this version.
Does it keep images as well as text?
Yes. The clipboard history supports text and images, with thumbnails to help you recognize your image clips. Image support does not mean OCR or searching for text inside screenshots.
How much history does it keep?
The default is your last 10 clips. You can change the limit in Settings, up to 5,000. Pinned clips count toward the limit. Older unpinned clips are removed as new ones arrive.
Will it automatically paste into my app?
Automatic paste needs macOS Accessibility permission. Its behavior in the final Mac App Store build is still being verified. Without that permission, choosing a clip copies it; press Command-V in your app to paste.
Does it use AI or sync between Macs?
Neither is part of version one. The core clipboard history and text search work locally, without an AI account or an internet connection.
What will it cost?
Launch pricing hasn’t been finalized. The price and purchase details will be shown on the Mac App Store when ClipChick is available.
Small app. Everyday moments.
Keep your next good copy
within reach.
Coming to the Mac App Store.
For now, take a closer look.