QuietClip

What it does

QuietClip is a privacy-first clipboard manager for macOS. It lives in your menu bar, remembers everything you copy, and lets you search and paste from history with a single hotkey. What makes it different: - Truly offline. Zero network entitlements, verifiable in the app binary. Your clipboard never leaves your Mac. - $8.99 once for Pro. - Images and files included. - Auto-skips passwords and sensitive content. - Free tier: 25 items, full search, no ads.

A privacy-first clipboard manager for macOS. Store text, images, and files locally. Search your clipboard history instantly. Free to start, $8.99 once to unlock everything.

Everything you copy — text, images, files — stored locally on your Mac. No cloud. No account. No noise. Text, images, files, rich text — all captured automatically. Visual previews so you know what you're pasting. Type to search your full history. Keyboard-first: arrow keys, Enter to paste, ⌘1–9 for quick access. Copy several things in a row, then dispense them one by one in order — press ⌃⌘V to paste the next. (Pro) Zero network connections. Zero dependencies. Your clipboard data never leaves your Mac — not even once. Keep frequently used items at the top. Email signatures, code snippets, addresses — always one shortcut away. Password managers, banking apps — exclude sensitive apps from…from quietclip.app

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