For your Mac
A clipboard manager for Mac that keeps the day.
The usual shape is one long list. This one gives each day its own page, in the menu bar, and you pay once.
A clipboard manager for Mac exists for one moment. You copy something worth keeping. Then you copy something else. You want the first thing back, without having pasted it into a note at the time.
What this one keeps
- Each day has a page. Tuesday still has Tuesday. Clipboard history stays attached to the day it landed.
- A copy stays what it is. A link can show its title. A picture stays a picture. A hex gets a swatch and a plain name, on the day you copied it. See named colors on the day.
- A likely secret stays covered until you reveal it. The book is a file on this Mac. See covered keys.
- One payment. £4.99 / $4.99 once. No account and nothing to renew.
When a different manager is the better choice
- You need the copy on your iPhone. Paste syncs. Copybook will not.
- You want a keyboard popup of recent text. Maccy is built for that.
- You only need the last few hours. Spotlight’s clipboard history may be enough.
What this page will not promise
Copybook only sees the clipboard while it is open. It does not sync, it is not a password manager, and it is not the fastest way to paste a line of terminal text.