Free clipboard manager for Mac, iPhone, and iPad—unlimited history, pinboards, search, and iCloud sync. Native apps, no subscription or account.
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I built Klip because I live in the clipboard all day—links, snippets, screenshots, SQL—and macOS still only remembers the last thing I copied. I’d bounce between apps hunting for something I’d copied ten minutes ago, or lose an earlier screenshot the moment I took another.
I wanted a clipboard manager that felt native on Apple hardware: press ⇧⌘V, your history slides up as glass cards, search and pinboards when it grows, and the same history on Mac, iPhone, and iPad through your own iCloud—not someone else’s cloud account.
I’m an indie developer. Klip is free, with no subscription and no account. No ads, no tracking, no Klip servers for your clips. Password managers and sensitive patterns can be skipped on purpose; there’s a privacy doc and an IT review PDF if your company asks.
There are also optional Bonus tools (window switcher, middle click, per-app keyboard)—all off by default.
What would help most today:
Does the first-run flow make sense, especially the macOS permission for direct paste? (It’s optional—you can still copy and ⌘V yourself.)
Mac vs iPhone/iPad: which platform are you on, and what’s missing?
Would you use this at work, and what would IT need to approve it?
Honest first impression: is ⇧⌘V + history + pinboards enough, or does something feel slow or confusing?
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I built Klip because I live in the clipboard all day—links, snippets, screenshots, SQL—and macOS still only remembers the last thing I copied. I’d bounce between apps hunting for something I’d copied ten minutes ago, or lose an earlier screenshot the moment I took another.
I wanted a clipboard manager that felt native on Apple hardware: press ⇧⌘V, your history slides up as glass cards, search and pinboards when it grows, and the same history on Mac, iPhone, and iPad through your own iCloud—not someone else’s cloud account.
I’m an indie developer. Klip is free, with no subscription and no account. No ads, no tracking, no Klip servers for your clips. Password managers and sensitive patterns can be skipped on purpose; there’s a privacy doc and an IT review PDF if your company asks.
There are also optional Bonus tools (window switcher, middle click, per-app keyboard)—all off by default.
What would help most today:
Does the first-run flow make sense, especially the macOS permission for direct paste? (It’s optional—you can still copy and ⌘V yourself.)
Mac vs iPhone/iPad: which platform are you on, and what’s missing?
Would you use this at work, and what would IT need to approve it?
Honest first impression: is ⇧⌘V + history + pinboards enough, or does something feel slow or confusing?