Clipsy – Clipboard Manager 2.3 for Mac
Clipsy is a menu bar clipboard manager from AppYogi Software for macOS. It keeps a rolling history of what you copy—text, links, images, and files—so you can paste an older item without recopying from the source app.
Everyday workflow
The app runs quietly at the top of the screen. Open the menu to scroll recent clips, or use a keyboard shortcut to search when you remember only part of a sentence or a filename. Thumbnails and file-type indicators help tell screenshots apart from URLs and documents in a long list.
- Stores up to 9,999 clipboard records according to the App Store description
- Search through history from the menu bar or via shortcut
- Edit copied text and URLs before pasting again
- Exclude specific apps so passwords or secure tools are not logged (Preferences → Behavior)
- Optional “recently used on top” sorting in General preferences (per AppYogi support docs)
Who it suits
Writers, developers, support staff, and anyone who copies the same boilerplate repeatedly benefit from a lightweight history tool. Clipsy is simpler than full snippet managers: it mirrors the system clipboard rather than replacing it with a structured database you build by hand.
Licensing and version 2.3
Clipsy is sold on the Mac App Store (about $0.99–$4.99 depending on region and promotions; AppYogi’s site has mentioned a free trial link). It requires macOS 10.12 or later, supports Family Sharing, and is available in many languages. Version 2.3 is a maintenance release: shortcut fixes, performance improvements, and general bug fixes per the store “What’s New” text.
Clipboard managers are pretty handy. I wonder how this one compares to others I’ve tried.