PasteNext
Clipboard history with natural language search
PasteNext launched on June 7, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
PasteNext is a local-first macOS clipboard manager that helps you find copied text, links, images, files, and code with natural language. It remembers source apps and time clues, previews rich content, and recommends PinBoards based on your current app. No account required, with local backup and restore built in.
PasteNext is a macOS clipboard history app with SmartSearch, Auto Pinboard, multi-content support, and local-first data control.
Save text, rich text, code, images, files, and folders. Search by source app, time, content type, meaning, or text inside copied images. PasteNext turns clipboard history into a searchable workspace, using source app, content type, time, meaning, and image text to help you recover what matters. Describe remembered clues: app, time, content type, meaning, and image text. Recommend the right reusable board from the app you are currently using. Clipboard history, Pinboards, tags, and local indexes stay on your Mac by default. From natural language search to Pinboard recommendations, the page shows real PasteNext surfaces and workflows. Download, guides, privacy, terms, and product support stay…from ef-tools.store
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A keyboard-centric clipboard history app for macOS2024 · clipbook.app · ▲141Hey HN, As a Software Engineer, I frequently copy and paste content. The fact that macOS clipboard buffer can keep only one item is very frustrating. It’s very annoying to copy → switch app → paste → switch app → copy → switch app → paste, and so on. Losing items I copied hours ago and having to find and copy them again is a waste of time. I tried many third-party clipboard managers like Alfred, Raycast, Paste, Maccy, etc. While great, they didn't fully meet my needs. As a developer, my requirements are: 1. Keyboard-centric operation to avoid using the mouse. I don’t want to waste my time…

CliptopJun 2026 · cliptop.app · ▲112Hi HN, I built Cliptop, a clipboard history app for macOS. Yes, it is another clipboard manager. I built it because I wanted one that felt fast from the keyboard, stayed local, handled more than plain text, and did not make me think too much about sensitive clipboard items. The main things I focused on: * Keyboard-first search and paste * Local clipboard history for text, links, code, images, files, colors, and design layers (e.g. Figma) * Quick actions like paste as plain text, color format conversion, image crop, background removal, and Markdown conversion * Pinboards for saving items and…


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