Observed arrival · 2026-10-23
Copybook for Mac: clipboard history, one day at a time
Copybook presents a macOS menu-bar clipboard history that sorts copied notes, links, pictures, and colors into dated pages.
- For
- Mac users who revisit things they copied
- Worth noticing
- The page says key-, token-, and card-number-like strings stay covered until revealed, while also noting Copybook is not a password manager.
Field notes
The described interface uses dated pages as its organizing unit: users can flip through days or search by text, page title, color name, or part of a link. Pins stay above later items on that day, while boards let users group stickers such as items for a dinner or trip without removing them from their dates. The page says data is stored locally and that there is no account or sync; it also cautions that the covered-key feature does not make Copybook a password manager.
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