One shortcut. Then type, then Return.
History lives in a panel that opens where you are. Nothing to switch to, nothing to arrange.
Open your history
Text, links, images and files, newest first. Screenshots are copied the moment you take them, so they're already here.
Search as you type
Find that command from last week, the address you keep re-copying, the link from the meeting.
Use it
Return copies the item and closes the panel. Paste where you were. Press ⌘P instead to pin it.
A canvas that floats over your work.
Press ⌥⇧V and your latest screenshot lands on a board that stays on top of Blender, Figma, Photoshop or whatever you're working in. Pin references beside your model. Build a mood board without leaving the app.
Scroll to see it happen.
Every image gets handles.
Arrange a board the way you'd arrange prints on a wall. Zoom in close to check a detail, and undo anything.
Mood boards from what you've already copied.
Photos, screenshots, a color, a note. Drop them in, nudge them around, and the board is ready to show someone. Try rearranging this one.




Calm, natural light, wide shots.
Pin what you use often.
Your address, a signature, that one terminal command. Pinned items wait at the bottom of the panel and never scroll away. Tap a pin to try it.
Recent
Pinned
Nothing pinned yet.
Boards are files.
A canvas saves as a .slate file. Open it and everything is where you left it. Finder shows a preview, so a folder of boards reads like a folder of prints. Send one to a colleague who has Copyslate and they get the whole board.
Your clipboard stays on your Mac.
A clipboard manager sees everything you copy, so it has to be trustworthy. Copyslate keeps history and boards in local files and never sends them anywhere.
- No account, no analytics, no tracking, nothing uploaded
- Items from password managers are never saved
- Pause saving any time, or exclude specific apps
- History is kept out of your backups
App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected. Read the privacy policy.
Free to download. One price if you want more.
Try everything free for seven days. After that, history keeps working for free and a one-time purchase keeps Canvas and Pins.
Clipboard history
- Press ⌥V for text, links, images and files
- Search, then Return to use
- Screenshots copied the moment you take them
- Password managers skipped, apps excludable
- Your own shortcuts, open at login, history length
Canvas and Pins
- Everything in the free version
- Canvas: boards that float over any app
- Move, resize, rotate, flip, notes, zoom, undo
- Save boards as .slate files with Finder previews
- Pins that stay put
7-day free trial of everything. No subscription, no account. Bought once through the Mac App Store, restored on any of your Macs.
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