cpMan: Clipboard Manager

Leon Rubin

That thing you copied five minutes ago? cpMan still has it. Text, images, screenshots — it remembers everything you copy, so you can grab any of it back with a single keystroke. Copy with reckless abandon. We'll keep up. It hangs out quietly in your menu bar and never nags you. No accounts, no network, no "create a profile to continue." Your clipboard stays on your Mac. Full stop. FIND IT FAST Hit ⌃⌥V (or your own shortcut) and the picker pops up right where you're working. Start typing to filter. Return to paste, Space to peek, ⌘1–⌘9 to grab a top item. It even reads the text inside images (on-device OCR) — so yes, you can search your screenshots. MAKE IT YOURS Light, Dark, or System — plus a custom accent color that's actually yours. A fresh, modern picker, Settings, and menu that are genuinely nice to look at. Auto-paste (optional): pick a clip and it lands in your app. No extra ⌘V, no fuss. Pin your greatest hits so they stay up top forever. STAY PRIVATE (for real) No sign-in, no subscription, no sneaky telemetry. Private Mode hits pause on recording — 15 minutes, an hour, or "until I say so." Got apps you'd rather it ignore? (Hi, password managers.) Pop them on the ignore list. OCR runs right on your Mac with Apple's Vision. Nothing phones home. Ever. BARELY THERE No Dock icon, no ⌘Tab cameo — just the menu bar and the picker. Don't press the shortcut? You'll forget it's even there. (It won't forget your clipboard, though.) REQUIREMENTS macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later. Apple silicon or Intel. cpMan — short for "copy manager." Tiny name, big memory.