Seven small things, done properly.

Clipjar does one job: it remembers what you copy and hands it back when you need it. Here is everything in the jar.

• Clip history with search

  Everything you copy lands in the jar, newest first. Type a few letters and Clipjar finds it, even if you copied it three weeks ago.

• Pinned clips

  Pin the things you paste every day, like your address or the standup link. Pinned clips stay at the top and never fall out of the jar.

• Snippets with placeholders

  Save reusable text with blanks like {name} or {date}. Paste it and Clipjar walks you from one blank to the next.

• Plain-text paste⇧⌥⌘V

  Hold Shift as you paste and the formatting stays behind. No more mystery fonts in the middle of your emails.

• Ignore lists

  Clipjar never saves what you copy from your password manager, or from any app you add to the list. Secrets stay out of the jar.

• iCloud sync between Macs

  Copy on the desk Mac, paste on the laptop. History syncs through your own iCloud account, so we never see a single clip.

• Menu bar shortcut⌥⌘V

  Press ⌥⌘V anywhere to open the jar right where you are typing. Arrow to a clip, press Return, and it is pasted.