Hey Product Hunt, I built Parakeet because iOS gives you exactly one clipboard slot, and I kept losing addresses, order numbers and the same three PDFs I email every week. Parakeet is three shelves: - Clipboard: a rolling history of what you copy, searchable and pinnable - Library: the things you retype forever. Addresses, IDs, canned replies, named and labeled - Files: your send-again shelf, sorted by what you sent last The part that makes it actually usable is the keyboard. Your whole library shows up in every app you type in. Tap an entry to type it, or hold a file and drag it straight into a chat. No app switching, no Files app. There is also a share extension, a Control Center button that puts your latest clip back on the clipboard, and App Intents so Back Tap can save your clipboard from anywhere. Privacy was the constraint I designed around: no account, no server, no analytics. The keyboard makes zero network requests, and Full Access is only used to read your own clips out of local storage. Free gives you your last 10 clips, 3 Library entries and 2 files. Pro removes the caps: 7 day trial on yearly, or a one-time lifetime unlock. Happy to answer anything, especially about how the automatic clipboard capture works. iOS makes that surprisingly hard and the workaround is the most interesting code in the app.

Parakeet: Clipboard & Files

Copy once, keep forever. In every app you type in

Copy once, keep forever. In every app you type in