What is Supaste used for?

Supaste is a local-first clipboard and screenshot history for Mac that saves copied text, links, images, files, code and colors in a searchable visual timeline. It is a good fit for finding a link or snippet copied last week, searching text inside saved screenshots and pasting a snippet by typing a short code.

How much does Supaste cost?

Supaste is a paid product with no free plan. A one-time purchase with no subscription; requires macOS 14 or later.

Is Supaste open source?

No. Supaste is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Rectangle, Maccy and MarkerOn.

What are some alternatives to Supaste?

Supaste competes with Paste, Raycast and Alfred.

Supaste: features, pricing and alternatives

About Supaste

Supaste keeps everything copied or screenshotted on a Mac in a visual history, automatically grouped by type, source app and custom categories. Items can be found by search, filters or a quick-search shortcut and pasted back in place through the notch shelf, inline paste or drag and drop. Screenshots and images are run through OCR so text inside them, such as receipts or error messages, becomes searchable.

Other features include multi-clip copy that combines items from different apps into one card, inline shortcuts such as typing a short code to insert a saved snippet, clip reminders, sensitive-content detection, a color picker, text capture and quick notes. Optional extras are iCloud sync, Dropbox sharing and Apple Intelligence rewriting or summarizing of text. It is described as fully offline and privacy-first, a one-time purchase, and needs macOS Sonoma 14 or later.

Key features

Visual clipboard and screenshot history
Search by type, app or category
OCR of text inside screenshots and images
Multi-clip copy into one card
Inline snippet shortcuts
Local-first with optional iCloud sync

Good fit for

Finding a link or snippet copied last week
Searching text inside saved screenshots
Pasting a snippet by typing a short code

Tags: clipboard-manager; macos; screenshots; ocr; local-first; snippets; productivity; desktop-app

Supaste: questions and answers

What is Supaste used for?: Supaste is a local-first clipboard and screenshot history for Mac that saves copied text, links, images, files, code and colors in a searchable visual timeline. It is a good fit for finding a link or snippet copied last week, searching text inside saved screenshots and pasting a snippet by typing a short code.
How much does Supaste cost?: Supaste is a paid product with no free plan. A one-time purchase with no subscription; requires macOS 14 or later.
Is Supaste open source?: No. Supaste is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Rectangle, Maccy and MarkerOn.
What are some alternatives to Supaste?: Supaste competes with Paste, Raycast and Alfred.