Endless history
ClipVault quietly captures everything you copy — text, links, and images — so it's there when you need it.
ClipVault
Never lose a copy again
Clipboard.
Every text, link, and image you copy — kept, searchable, and one keystroke away. Meet your Mac's memory for everything you copy.
Download for Mac ↗History
Search
⌘⇧V
Instant paste
Pin favorites
Any format
Really ducking good
Built for people who
copy a lot.
Search everything
Find that link from an hour ago in a keystroke. Fuzzy search scans your whole history instantly.
Paste anywhere
Hit ⌘⇧V from any app, pick an item, and ClipVault pastes it right where your cursor was.
Pin the essentials
Keep signatures, addresses, and snippets pinned to the top so they never scroll away.
Private by default
Everything stays on your Mac. Password fields are skipped automatically — nothing leaves your machine.
Lives in your menu bar
No dock clutter, no heavy window. ClipVault sits in the menu bar and opens the moment you need it.
Three steps
Up and running
in a minute.
1
Copy like normal
Keep working. ClipVault remembers every copy in the background.
2
Press ⌘⇧V
Your history pops up wherever you are, search-ready.
3
Paste & go
Pick an item and it drops straight into your app.
Make really ducking good
clipboard habits.
Free to download. Universal build for Intel & Apple Silicon. Requires macOS 14 or later.
Download for Mac ↗↓ 4 downloads and counting
v1.0.5 · .dmg · ~1.4 MB
Good questions.
Is my clipboard data sent anywhere?
No. ClipVault stores your history locally on your Mac and never uploads it. Secure text fields like passwords are ignored automatically.
Which Macs does it run on?
Any Mac on macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later. The app ships as a universal binary, so it runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel.
Why does macOS warn me when I open it?
The app isn't yet notarized with an Apple Developer ID, so Gatekeeper shows a caution the first time. Right-click the app → Open → Open, just once, and you're set.
How do I change the shortcut?
Open ClipVault's Settings from the menu bar. The default is ⌘⇧V and you can grant Accessibility access there so paste works everywhere.