Supaste

Supaste is a clipboard manager for macOS that redefines how users capture, organize, and reuse copied content. Designed for professionals who handle diverse types of information—from code snippets and design assets to customer replies and screenshots—its core value is turning the clipboard into a visual, searchable timeline. Unlike traditional clipboard apps that show a simple list, Supaste automatically groups clips by type, app, and custom categories, and stores them in a beautiful visual history. It integrates seamlessly with the Mac notch and provides a full Library view, all while being fully offline and privacy-first. With a one-time purchase, users get lifetime access to all features, making it an essential tool for anyone who frequently copies and pastes.

The central problem Supaste solves is the constant loss of copied items and the inefficiency of switching between applications to retrieve them. Users often copy something important—like a color hex, a code snippet, or a customer reply—only to lose it when copying the next item. Traditional clipboard managers offer only a running list of recent clips, which becomes useless for finding anything older. Supaste addresses this by automatically saving every clip with rich metadata, including the source app and content type, and organizing them into a visual timeline. The ability to search by text, app, or type means users can instantly locate any clip from weeks ago without scrolling through endless history. This dramatically reduces context switching and keeps the user focused on their current task.

Supaste's visual Library and Notch Shelf provide immediate access to the entire clipboard history. The Notch Shelf sits conveniently at the top of the screen, allowing users to drag images, assets, text, colors, SVG icons, screenshots, and files directly from the notch into any app without opening another window. The full Library window presents a clean visual timeline of all copied items, grouped automatically by type and app. Users can browse, organize, and manage their saved content—text, links, screenshots, images, code, colors, files—in one place. This visual approach makes it easy to recognize items at a glance, rather than scanning a list of truncated text. The benefit is a drastic reduction in context switching: users can reuse anything without leaving their current workflow.

Two standout features are Screenshot & Image OCR and Multi-Clip Copy. OCR automatically recognizes text inside any screenshot or image copied to the clipboard, making that text searchable. Users can search for words, notes, receipts, error messages, or anything visible in an image and find it again in seconds—something no basic clipboard manager offers. Multi-Clip Copy allows users to collect multiple items from different apps and content types—text, links, images, files, code—into one combined clip card. This is incredibly useful for building research collections or assembling responses that require references from multiple sources. Both features extend the clipboard beyond simple text and images, turning it into a powerful knowledge management tool.