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PasteNotch
Clipboard history in your Mac’s notch
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Clipboard history in your Mac’s notch
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PasteNotch keeps copied text, links, images and files in a searchable library that opens from your Mac’s notch or ⇧⌘V. Pin favorites, organize projects with Pages and paste back into your work. Local by default. macOS 14+, with or without a notch. Free for 14 days with sign-in, then $4.99 once. Optional Cloud is $4.99/month with 25 GB and adds screenshots, OCR, recording, Screenshot Studio, sharing and a web library.






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Hi Product Hunt! I’m Vlad, the maker of PasteNotch.
The idea is simple: the things you copy should be easy to find again. PasteNotch keeps text, links, images and files in a searchable library that opens from your Mac’s notch, menu bar or ⇧⌘V. Pin the things you reuse and give each project its own Page. It also works on Macs without a hardware notch.
Your library works offline. Signing in does not automatically upload your clipboard, and Cloud sync is a separate choice.
A quick pricing note: the Mac app is free for 14 days after Google or email sign-in, then $4.99 once for unlimited clipboard history. Optional PasteNotch Cloud is $4.99/month with 25 GB, includes the app, and adds screenshots, area OCR, screen recording, Screenshot Studio, share links, bookmarks and a web library. The iPhone companion is still in internal TestFlight testing.
I’d love feedback on search, organizing clips with Pages, and whether the notch workflow helps you get back to what you were doing. Thanks for trying it!
@vladdesign Lovely product demo! Are my screenshots sorted automatically into the different folders? Also, would you be looking into a lifetime purchase?
@jonasatalter This is a great question.
No, screenshots aren’t automatically sorted into folders right now, but that could be an easy update. With Jev, it could also be very inexpensive, as in sorting them properly.
Yes, I would, but I don’t know what a good price would be for the product. I’ll do some analysis there. I’m also not a big fan of subscriptions.