Find anything you copied
Search your history, preview the result, and copy it again without leaving what you are doing.
Your clipboard.
Always ready.
Search clipboard history, pin what you need above your work, and recall reusable notes with a shortcut.
Stored locallyClipboard history stays on your Mac
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Clipboard history, floating pins, reusable notes, and a small prompt that saves the text you keep copying.
Start with what you copied.
Keep text, images, and file references searchable or pinned above your work, with reusable notes beside them.
Keep useful text ready to reuse.
Save replies, code snippets, addresses, and ideas. Search, edit, copy, or pin any note from the same compact panel.
Pin it.
Keep it in sight.
Pin any clipboard item—an image, code snippet, or file reference—in its own floating window above your work. Resize it, adjust its opacity, or copy it again.
Pin clipboard item 1
One more thing
Repeated text becomes a reusable note.
Copy the same reply a few times and PasteNote offers to save it, without adding another step to your workflow.
Copied it again?
When text reaches your repeat limit, a small save prompt appears where you are working.
Save it once. Reuse it anytime.
Save immediately, edit first, or let the countdown finish.
One shortcut. There it is.
Press ⇧⌘N to open Notes and copy it again without leaving your work.
⇧⌘N
Your content stays on this Mac.
Clipboard history and notes stay on your Mac. There are no accounts, ads, analytics, cloud sync, or AI services.
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Common questions
The essentials about storage, privacy, compatibility, and purchasing.
What does PasteNote save?
You can save clipboard text, images, and file references. You choose which content types are enabled in Settings.
Does PasteNote upload my clipboard?
No. Clipboard history, notes, images, and preferences are stored locally on your Mac.
What happens in Privacy Mode?
New clipboard changes are discarded while Privacy Mode is active. They are not imported after monitoring resumes.
Is PasteNote a subscription?
No. Version 1.0 is planned as a one-time Mac App Store purchase with no in-app purchases.
Which macOS version is required?
PasteNote requires macOS 15.5 or later.
Spend less time searching. Stay focused.
PasteNote 1.0 is coming soon to the Mac App Store.