A clipboard manager
you can read

Superclip remembers what you copy. Press Ctrl+Shift+V from any app to search your clipboard history, pin the snippets you reach for constantly, and paste straight into whatever window you were in. It handles both text and images, and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

A Rust backend watches the clipboard and stores history in a single local JSON file. Tauri provides the tray icon, the global shortcut and a frameless window. The interface is React and Tailwind, and nothing else.

• Under a thousand lines of code, so the whole thing is readable in an afternoon.
• No accounts, no sync, no network calls, no telemetry.
• Open source under the MIT licence.

Most clipboard managers ask for far more than the job requires — an account, a subscription, a sync service, a background process phoning home. Remembering the last hundred things you copied does not need any of that. Superclip is the version we wanted: fast, private by default, and small enough to audit.

Anyscape Labs PLC is the company behind Superclip. We build focused desktop tools that keep your data on your own machine.

Superclip is developed in the open. Bug reports and pull requests are welcome — for anything larger than a small fix, open an issue first so we can talk it through.

Find the source at github.com/anyscapelabs/superclip.