Hi Product Hunt, I'm Alex, and I built SupaClip. I've used clipboard managers for years, and lately every one I liked either turned into a subscription or started syncing my clipboard through someone's servers. My clipboard is the most private thing on my Mac. It has passwords in it, half-written messages, links I haven't decided to share yet. I didn't want that in the cloud, and I didn't want to pay monthly for what is, at its core, a list. Then macOS Tahoe added clipboard history to Spotlight, and I thought that would settle it. It didn't. It keeps things for eight hours; there are no pins, no filters, no previews, and you have to open Spotlight every time. Fine for the last thing you copied, useless for the link you need from last week. So I built the version I wanted: • Press ⌘⇧V over any app, type a few letters, press return. It's pasted. The panel never steals focus. • Unlimited history with real search, filters for text, links, images, files, and colors, and pins that never expire. • Nothing leaves your Mac. Anything a password manager marks as concealed is never saved, and 1Password, Bitwarden, and Keychain are excluded by default. • Native Swift, about 3 MB, no Electron, no accounts. It's $4.99 once, for three Macs, with every 1.x update included. There's a 7-day free trial with no sign-up. I'd love to hear how you use your clipboard and what would make this better. I read everything, and I'll be here all day.

SupaClip

Everything you've copied. One shortcut away.

Everything you've copied. One shortcut away.