What it does

Everything you’ve copied,
a reach away.

Everything a clipboard manager should do. Search it, preview it, fix it, paste it, without leaving what you’re doing.

Find anything you ever copied.

Type a word and everything else steps aside. Scroll back through all of it, side by side.

Every screenshot, kept and searchable.

Every screenshot you copy is kept as a card. Built-in OCR reads the words inside, so type one and the picture that says it comes up. Search recent copies in the tray; open History for everything.

Quick Look, right from the tray.

Press Space. A link opens as the page itself, a photo full size, code in color. The same Quick Look you know from Finder.

Change it before it lands.

Fix the typo, swap the color, then paste. Right there on the card.

Copy three. Paste three.

Start a Paste Stack, copy a few things, and each ⌘V pastes the next one, in order.

Your last nine copies, one key away.

⌘1 to ⌘9 with the tray open. ⌃⌥1 to 9 without it. No reaching, no looking.

Folders that fill themselves.

Give a smart folder a rule, like every screenshot, every link or anything copied from Figma, and it fills itself as you copy. Or tell any folder to collect, and everything you copy lands in it until you say stop.

Light or dark. Solid or glass.

Light cards or dark. A tray you can see through, or one you can’t. And where it lives.

Watch appearance changes

Big cards or small.

Three across or six. One row, or two that scroll down.

Watch size and layout changes

With or without a notch.

Don’t want the tray at the top of your screen? Let it float above your Dock instead, and open it with a shortcut. No notch? Reach for the top all the same. More than one display? It follows your pointer from screen to screen, or stays on the one you choose. Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

A Studio Display with the Just Copy tray floating along the bottom of the screen, above the Dock

Built for professionals, with serious workflows.

A folder for your colors. One for your snippets. One for the client. Heavy photos, long videos, days of code, and it keeps up.

  • For designers

    Copy a color and it stays a color: the swatch, the name, the hex. Keep the whole palette in one folder, next to the photo you’re working on.

  • For developers

    Name a snippet once and paste it with ⌘1 to ⌘9 while the tray is open. Shift-Return drops the formatting, so code lands as code.

  • For writers

    The sign-off, the bio, the three sentences you send every week. Reach up, pick one, and it lands in the draft where your cursor was.

  • For everyone

    Move to the top of the screen and the tray opens. Pick a card and it goes back into whatever you were typing. Or drag it straight in.

And more

  • Pause it any time.Fifteen minutes, an hour, or until you say.
  • Skip any app you name.Name an app and it looks away. Nothing from it is kept.
  • Drag it anywhere.Into a folder, an email, a canvas. A file lands as the file.
  • Start a blank card.⌘N, straight into the editor.
  • Paste the words alone.Shift-Return drops the fonts and colors.
  • Change its case.UPPERCASE, Title Case, snake_case, from the card’s menu.
  • Old copies can expire.By age, or images sooner than text. Off unless you ask.
  • Back it all up.Every card and folder in one file. Restore it on a new Mac.
  • A command line, if you want one.justcopy list, get, search, put and context.

Every kind of copy

Every copy looks like itself.

A color shows up as the color. A link brings its picture. A contact is a name and a face. Sixteen kinds, each drawn as what it is.

Phone2d
+44 7700 900312Mobile
Color3d
#A99B87
Text1w

“The best interface is the one you never have to think about.”

Text5h

Tracking 1Z 999 AA1 01 2345 6784

Date2d
FRI18SEP
Friday, 18 September 2026
IN 3 DAYS
Text (RTF)5d
Kombucha, second ferment4 days at room temp, then fridge.Ginger 40 g, lemon 15 g per litre.
Image1d
Code4m
let hotkey = "⌘⇧V"

withAnimation(.snappy) {
  tray.open(rows: 1)
}

paste(clips.first)
Contact1w
MLMaya LindqvistFerngate Studio
Text5d

Two things from this morning: the palette, and the hero photo.

File1w
backup.zipDocuments · 84 MB
Audio2d
Held Together
Lowtide · 3:42
Email4d
H[email protected]ferngate.studio
Code6h
# ship it
xcodegen generate
./build.sh --release

# then notarize
xcrun notarytool submit
Video3d
Product walkthrough0:12
Screenshot3h
Text (RTF)2d
Maya LindqvistArt directorFerngate Studio
Contact2w
TOTomas OhlinPhotographer
Text (RTF)2h
Launch moves to Friday 26 September. Hero photography lands Tuesday; the deck follows the palette sign-off.
File1w
brand-kit.zipDesktop · 12 MB
Code2w
# ship it
xcodegen generate
./build.sh --release

# then notarize
xcrun notarytool submit
Text4d

“The best interface is the one you never have to think about.”

OP–1 fieldteenage.engineering
Date3w
FRI26SEP
Friday, 26 September 2026
IN 11 DAYS
Text (RTF)1w
ClientLindqvistDeliverablesIdentity, site, launch filmPaletteCoral, teal, ochreDue26 Sep
Text (RTF)1d
Palette sign-offCoral stays the accent.Nothing new before Friday.
Code2w
:root {
  --accent: #A99B87;
  --ink: #0A0A0A;
}

.btn { border-radius: 20px }
Text (RTF)3d
“Good design is as little design as possible.”Dieter Rams
Contact5d
TOTomas OhlinPhotographer
Text2w

Launch checklist — palette, hero photo, Q3 invoice, deck.

Contact3h
PRPriya RamanFerngate Studio
Audio6h
Held Together
Lowtide · 3:42
File3d
backup.zipDocuments · 84 MB
Text6d

Booking K7P2QX · LIS → MXP · Fri 26 Sep 07:40

Video1d
Product walkthrough0:12
Emoji1h
🍊
Code3d
let hotkey = "⌘⇧V"

withAnimation(.snappy) {
  tray.open(rows: 1)
}

paste(clips.first)
File2w
Q3-invoice.pdfDocuments · 1.2 MB

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