
Encrypted, right here.
Your history lives in a SQLCipher vault. Large attachments are encrypted with AES-GCM. Optional Touch ID adds an unlock gate.
How your vault worksClypt 2.1 · macOS 14+ · One-time purchase
Every link, brilliant thought, and little thing you meant to keep. Find it again. Paste it anywhere. Stay in your flow.

MADE FOR THE WAY YOU WORK
Stop retracing your steps. Collect from any app, keep what matters, and bring the right thing back with a keystroke.

A LITTLE MORE PEACE OF MIND
Your clipboard holds more than text. Clypt gives it a private home on your Mac, with clear controls over what stays.

Your history lives in a SQLCipher vault. Large attachments are encrypted with AES-GCM. Optional Touch ID adds an unlock gate.
How your vault worksControl what enters your history.
Password-manager privacy markers are respected before content is read. Exclude apps and choose to refuse detected secrets.
Explore capture privacyKeep favorites, set expiry rules, or clear history on normal quit. A confirmed panic wipe removes the vault and its keys.
See your controlsNo account. No analytics. No cloud sync. Update checks and optional link previews use the network. Feedback is sent only when you choose to report. Read the network details.
LESS FRICTION. MORE FOCUS.
A clipboard companion that fits into your work. No new system to learn. Just the things you copied, exactly where you need them.
Make room for flowTODAY
Collect text, links, colors, images and files from the apps you already use.
SMALL DETAILS. A BIG DIFFERENCE.
Built natively for macOS, with the keyboard shortcuts you expect and the little extras you’ll wonder how you worked without.
Open with ⌘⇧V. Navigate with arrows, paste with ⌘1–9, pin with ⌘P, and remove a selected clip with Delete.
Pinned, Today, Yesterday, and earlier. Browse by content type, collection, or source app.
Pins survive expiry and restarts. Keep them on a floating shelf, or collect them into your own spaces.
Plain text, case changes, clean URLs, formatted JSON, and reusable snippets. Chain clips into a paste stack.
Images, screenshots, videos, colors, and files. Optional rich link previews show page images and titles; paste restores original formats.
Frosted panels, real app icons, and click-away dismissal. One shortcut opens one launcher. Signed updates through Sparkle.
BUILT FOR THE IN-BETWEEN MOMENTS
The link you just lost. The line you wrote twice. The color you meant to save. Let your clipboard remember, so you can keep creating.
A GOOD WORKFLOW SHOULDN’T COST A LOT
No subscription to remember. No account to create.
Just Clypt, on your Mac.
Launch price for the first 50 customers.
$14.99 once the launch allocation is gone.
✓ 7-day money-back guarantee — no questions asked
Limited to 50 launch purchases. Availability confirmed at checkout.
Secure checkout with Stripe · USD · tax calculated at checkout
Payments are processed under Synthia.
Launch sold out? Get the $14.99 standard edition.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Clypt is a native clipboard and screenshot history manager for Mac. It saves supported copied content in an encrypted local vault so you can search, organize, and paste it again.
Text, formatted text, links, emails, colors, images, SVG, screenshots, code, videos, and file references. Copies containing multiple files retain separate items. File previews require the original files to remain available.
Your history is stored locally, with no account, cloud sync, or analytics. Sparkle checks our server for updates. Website icons are off by default; enabling them requests an icon from the copied link’s HTTPS host. Read our privacy details.
The first 50 completed launch purchases cost $5 USD each, paid once. After that, the standard one-time price is $14.99 USD. Stripe enforces the launch limit. The checkout shows the final amount before you pay.
Clypt targets macOS 14 Sonoma or later on Apple Silicon and Intel. Accessibility permission enables automatic paste; without it, Clypt copies the selected item so you can press ⌘V yourself.
Yes. ⌘C and ⌘V keep working normally. Open Clypt with ⌘⇧V when you want an earlier clip. Shortcut settings let you customize the global commands.
Pause capture, exclude apps, refuse detected secrets, set retention, lock the vault, or clear history on normal quit. Privacy markers from password managers are skipped before their payload is read. Detection is heuristic and cannot identify every secret.