Your clipboard,
remembered forever.

Clipobara keeps everything you copy on your Mac — organized, searchable, and instantly one keystroke away. Lightweight, native, and private by design.

Free · macOS 14+ · Press V to open your history

Why Clipobara

Do more with what
you’ve already copied

Keep

Every copy, saved

Text, rich text, links, images, files — every pasteboard change is captured and kept until you decide otherwise.

Search

Find anything, fast

Type a few characters and jump straight to that link from last week or the snippet from this morning.

Restore

Paste it back, exactly

Clipobara preserves every readable representation and restores them together — formatting and all.

Protect

Private by default

Password managers are excluded out of the box, and nothing ever leaves your Mac. Ever.

🚫 No cloud 🚫 No accounts 🚫 No analytics 🚫 No networking — at all

Privacy by design

Your clipboard is some of the most sensitive data on your Mac. Clipobara has no networking code whatsoever — your history physically cannot leave your machine.

Stored locally, on your terms

History lives in your local Application Support folder. Keep up to 500 items and 512 MB by default — or tune both limits in Settings.

Features

Powerful features to
boost your productivity

Everything is captured

Text, rich text, HTML, links, images, files — even unknown pasteboard formats are stored faithfully.

Fast and native

A true Mac app that lives in your menu bar — instant to open, light on memory and battery.

Your shortcut, your rules

⌘⇧V by default, but you can record any global shortcut right in Settings.

Smart deduplication

Copy the same thing twice in a row? Clipobara keeps one entry. Frequently used clips can jump to the front.

Context at a glance

See the source app’s icon, a relative timestamp, a preview, and the payload size on every card.

Sensitive apps excluded

Common password managers are ignored by default. Add any app’s bundle ID to the exclusion list.

How it works

Up and running in seconds

1

Copy like you always do

Clipobara sits quietly in your menu bar and records every change to the system pasteboard.

2

Press ⌘⇧V

A history panel slides up from the bottom of your screen — newest clips first, search ready.

3

Pick and paste

Arrow keys or mouse, then Return. The clip is back on your clipboard — paste it anywhere with ⌘V.

Use cases

A better clipboard
for everyone

Developers

Never lose a snippet again

Copy a snippet from Stack Overflow, then another, then a terminal command — they’re all there, neatly stacked and searchable.

Designers

Your palette, close at hand

Hex colors, icons, exported assets, reference screenshots — retrieve any of them the moment you need them.

Writers & Marketing

Every draft fragment, kept

That paragraph you cut an hour ago? Still there. Taglines, keywords, quotes — nothing gets overwritten.

Sales & Support

Canned replies, one keystroke away

Keep templates and frequent answers in your history and drop them into any app in seconds.

Ready to up your
clipboard game?

Free download. No account, no subscription, no strings.
Just a better clipboard for your Mac.

Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or newer · Apple Silicon & Intel

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does my clipboard data ever leave my Mac?

No. Clipobara contains no networking code at all — no sync, no telemetry, no crash reporting. History is stored locally in your Application Support folder and nowhere else.

What about passwords?

Copies from common password managers are excluded by default. You can add any other app to the exclusion list in Settings using its bundle identifier.

How much history does it keep?

By default up to 500 items and 512 MB of payloads. Both limits are configurable, and adjacent duplicate copies are collapsed automatically.

Does it keep formatting?

Yes. Clipobara preserves all readable pasteboard representations — plain text, rich text, HTML, images, file references — and restores them together, so pasting works exactly like the original copy.

Which Macs are supported?

Any Mac running macOS 14 Sonoma or newer, both Apple Silicon and Intel.