Clipy is a modern, privacy-focused clipboard manager for macOS, built with Swift and SwiftUI. It seamlessly integrates with your workflow, providing a beautiful and intelligent way to manage your clipboard history.
Clipy automatically recognizes and categorizes your copied content:
- Text: Standard text snippets.
- Colors: Detects hex codes (e.g.,
#FF5733) and shows a preview. - Links: Identifies URLs for quick access.
- Code: Highlights code snippets.
- Email: Recognizes email addresses.
Your clipboard data is yours. Clipy provides robust privacy settings:
- Blocked Apps: Prevent Clipy from recording content copied from specific applications (e.g., Password Managers).
- Blocked Websites: Automatically ignore content copied from specific domains.
- Instant Search: Quickly find anything in your history by text, type, or source application.
- Keyboard Navigation: Navigate your history without lifting your fingers from the keyboard.
- Metadata: View detailed information like source application, active URL, creation date, and size.
Features the Lumina design language with an Obsidian dark theme, offering a sleek, translucent interface that feels at home on macOS.
You can install Clipy with a single command. Open your Terminal and run:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kowshikRoy/clipy/main/install.sh | bashThis will automatically:
- Download the latest release.
- Install it to your
/Applicationsfolder. - Fix the "App is damaged" error (by removing quarantine attributes).
If you prefer to install manually:
- Download the latest
Clipy.app.zipfrom the Releases page. - Unzip the file.
- Drag
Clipy.appto your/Applicationsfolder. - If you see an "App is damaged" error, run:
xattr -cr /Applications/Clipy.app
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/kowshikRoy/clipy.git
- Open
Clipy.xcodeprojin Xcode. - Build and Run (Cmd+R).
We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.