Clipboard history for Mac
Everything you’ve copied, always within reach.
Just Copy keeps your text, links, images and screenshots in a tray at the top of your screen. Reach up, double-click, and it’s pasted.
Clipboard history for Mac
Just Copy keeps your text, links, images and screenshots in a tray at the top of your screen. Reach up, double-click, and it’s pasted.


iPhone app included. Coming soon.
How it works
Copy as usual, point at the notch, then double-click a card or press its number.
Launch price
Once. Regular price $49 after launch. iPhone app included.
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Privacy
16 kinds
A link with its picture, a color as a swatch, a date as a calendar.

let hotkey = "⌘⇧V"
withAnimation(.snappy) {
tray.open(rows: 1)
}
paste(clips.first)Search
Type a word. Everything else steps aside.
OCR
It reads the words inside every picture.
Quick Look and edit
Press Space or click a card.
Looks
Big cards or small. One row or two.
AI tools · MCP
Claude, Cursor and Codex, over MCP.

Any Mac
Or keep the tray above your Dock.
Smart folders
Every screenshot, every link, one app.
Paste Stack
Each ⌘V pastes the next one.
Short film · 35 seconds
It can only hold one thing. So we hired someone.
Productivity
The tray drops over whatever you’re doing, so your cursor stays where you were typing. Nothing to find, nothing to carry back.
Every release, with what changed.
One copy.What your Mac keeps on its own, and for how long.
Every feature
Short recordings of every feature, on the Features page.
Open FeaturesNo. ⌘C and ⌘V work exactly as they always have. Just Copy quietly keeps what you copy in the tray, so anything from earlier is one reach away.
Spotlight includes clipboard history on macOS Tahoe and later. Just Copy adds a visual tray you can reach from the top of your screen, search inside screenshots, folders, Paste Stack and optional AI access. You also control how long your history is kept.
Just Copy requires an Apple silicon Mac (M1 or later) running macOS 14 or later. A notch is optional: on a display without one, reach for the top-center of the screen to open the same tray. Intel Macs aren’t supported.
On your Mac, with no Just Copy account required. Optional iCloud sync uses your own Apple account. You can exclude apps from capture, and content that an app marks as secret is skipped by default. See our privacy policy for details on previews, sync and AI sharing.
There’s no free trial. Your purchase comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If Just Copy isn’t for you, email [email protected] within 14 days of purchase for a full refund.
Every Mac feature, every 1.x update, and the iPhone app when it launches. You pay once and keep the version you buy, with no subscription. The launch price is $29.99 USD; the regular price after launch is $49.
Right after checkout, Polar, the store that handles your payment, emails you a download link and your license key. Both are in your Polar customer portal too, whenever you need them again.
Coming soon. It has been submitted to Apple for approval and isn’t available on the App Store yet. It’s included with your Mac purchase when it launches, with no second purchase needed. Optional sync uses your own iCloud account.
As long as you like. In Settings → Storage you can have it delete clips after a set time, and images sooner.
Yes. With the tray open, ⌘1 to ⌘9 paste your last nine copies. Without it, ⌃⌥1 to 9 do the same. There’s also a setting to always paste as plain text.
Yes. From the menu bar, pause it for 15 minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, or until you turn it back on.
Yes. The tray follows your pointer from screen to screen, or stays on your main display or the built-in screen. Choose in Settings → General.
To paste a selected card back into the app you were using. Without this permission, you can still copy a card and paste it yourself with ⌘V. Paste Stack also needs Accessibility to paste your copies in order, and codes like #passport use it to notice when you type one.
On the old Mac, open Settings → License and choose Deactivate this Mac, then paste the same key on the new one. If the old Mac is gone, email [email protected] and we’ll sort it out.