Tucket

Tucket keeps a history of what you copy on a Mac, opened from the notch area. Copied text, links, colors, images and files are sorted by type automatically, with colors named, and the history is searchable, including text inside screenshots through text recognition so that a screenshot with an error message can be found later. You can also copy the text out of an image.

Related clips can be grouped into boards, and several copied images can be pasted as one laid-out moodboard. Other features include one-click background removal for copied images, shortcuts that paste any of your last ten clips directly, four built-in skins, and automatic blocking of keys, cards and passwords so confidential copies are never saved. Everything runs locally with no server or cloud, and the app reports zero data sent.

It requires macOS 14 or later and costs $10 once as a lifetime license with all future updates, usable on up to 3 Macs, with a 10-day money-back guarantee. The regular price is listed as $15. The product's own site demonstrates the clipboard history interactively and answers purchase questions in a FAQ.