clipBoar
Ten clipboard slots your fingers already know
clipBoar launched on July 2, 2026 with 5 votes, #4,557 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
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.
clipBoar gives your Mac ten hotkey clipboard slots, a searchable history, and smart snippets — fully private, your clipboard never leaves your Mac. One-time $8.99.
clipBoar turns your Mac's clipboard into ten hotkey slots with a searchable history and smart snippets — and keeps every byte of it on your machine. Select a link, an address, a paragraph — anything — and stash it in a slot with Control + Option + 1 . Drop it into any other app, an email, a chat box, with Control + Command + 1 . No menus, no list to scroll — just the keys your fingers already know. No cloud. No account. No analytics. clipBoar's only network calls are checking for updates and validating your license — your clipboard is never in them. Your history lives only on your machine, and only you can see it. A rolling, searchable history quietly remembers what you copied — so the link…from clipboar.com
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