clipBoar turns your Mac clipboard into ten numbered hotkey slots. Stash anything with ⌃⌥1, drop it anywhere with ⌃⌘1 — no scrolling a history list. Plus searchable history, snippets with {date}/{clipboard}, and a stats tab. 100% local. Pay once, $8.99.
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I'm MBC, maker of clipBoar.
Every clipboard manager I tried made me scroll a history list to find what I'd copied. I wanted the opposite — fixed spots I hit without looking. So clipBoar gives you ten numbered slots: stash with ⌃⌥1, paste into any app with ⌃⌘1. Same keys every time, until it's muscle memory. There's still searchable history for everything else, plus snippets with {date} and {clipboard} placeholders — and it's 100% local, no cloud, no account.
One-time $8.99, free updates, 7-day trial, no card. PH-only: PH50OFF = 50% off.
I built it because it's fast and helps me daily . Does fixed-slots beat scroll-a-list for you? Would love your take.
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Does the searchable history have a size limit, and can older entries roll off after a while?
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@cemgvezryjy Thank you for your question, yes clipBoar has a limit of 800MB of disk space that it would use to store history, a bunch for text.
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ten numbered slots is such a simple idea but i kept finding myself using it all day, way faster than digging through a history list. love that snippets can drop the current date too.
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the numbered hotkey approach is way faster than digging through a history list, especially when juggling snippets across projects. Love that it stays local and the price is right for a one-time buy.
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Does the snippet system support richer placeholders like cursor position or custom variables, or is it limited to just date and clipboard inserts?
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the numbered slots with dedicated hotkeys are such a smart move over yet another scrolling clipboard history, feels way faster for actual daily use. love that it's local only too.
Does the searchable history have a size limit, and can older entries roll off after a while?
@cemgvezryjy Thank you for your question, yes clipBoar has a limit of 800MB of disk space that it would use to store history, a bunch for text.
ten numbered slots is such a simple idea but i kept finding myself using it all day, way faster than digging through a history list. love that snippets can drop the current date too.
the numbered hotkey approach is way faster than digging through a history list, especially when juggling snippets across projects. Love that it stays local and the price is right for a one-time buy.
Does the snippet system support richer placeholders like cursor position or custom variables, or is it limited to just date and clipboard inserts?
the numbered slots with dedicated hotkeys are such a smart move over yet another scrolling clipboard history, feels way faster for actual daily use. love that it's local only too.