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Notchclip

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A macOS menu bar and notch clipboard manager that keeps a history of text, images, code, files and links with quick paste, stored locally.

Competes with

notchwizard.com
Notchclip homepage screenshot

About Notchclip

NotchClip is a clipboard history tool for the Mac that lives in the menu bar and the notch area. It saves everything you copy, including images, code, files, links and text, so copied items are no longer overwritten and lost, and you can find and reuse them later.

Items are reached with a shortcut and can be pasted by drag and drop or double-click. The site says the history stays on your Mac with automatic cleanup, which keeps it from growing without limit. Pricing is a lifetime access purchase of 4.99 euros with all future updates included, and you download the app free and unlock lifetime access inside it.

Key features

  • Clipboard history for text, images, code and files
  • Access through a keyboard shortcut
  • Drag, drop or double-click to paste
  • Reusable text snippets
  • Local storage with automatic cleanup
  • Notch and menu bar interface

Good fit for

  • Recovering something copied earlier
  • Reusing code snippets and links quickly
Tags
clipboard-manager
macos
notch
menu-bar
snippets
productivity
local-first

Notchclip: questions and answers

What is Notchclip used for?
Notchclip is a macOS menu bar and notch clipboard manager that keeps a history of text, images, code, files and links with quick paste, stored locally. It is a good fit for recovering something copied earlier, and reusing code snippets and links quickly.
How much does Notchclip cost?
Notchclip is a paid product with no free plan. Free download, then lifetime access for 4.99 euros including all updates.
Is Notchclip open source?
No. Notchclip is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Maccy, Stats and Rectangle.
What are some alternatives to Notchclip?
Notchclip competes with Paste, Raycast and Alfred.

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