# Pastyx: everything you've copied on your Mac, one keystroke away

You copy a snippet, then a link, and the snippet is gone. Your Mac's clipboard only remembers the last thing.

Pastyx remembers everything you copy. Press ⌘⇧V and your recent text, links, code and images line up; pick one and press Return to paste it into the app you're in.

Try it free for 7 days · Buy — US$9.99 · Product page

How it feels

• ⌘⇧V, then just type: find something you copied weeks ago with a few letters.
• Return pastes, ⇧Return pastes as plain text with no stray formatting.
• ⌘1–⌘9 pastes one of your last nine clips.
• Knows what you copied: links with their site icon, code detected automatically, colour values as swatches, and the app each clip came from.
• Filter by type: Favorites, Text, Links, Code, Images — Tab to switch.
• Favorites never expire: keep your signature, addresses and go-to commands one keystroke away.
• Drag a clip straight into another app.

Safe by default

• Passwords stay out: items password managers mark as concealed are skipped; Keychain, 1Password and Bitwarden are ignored; ignore any app you like, or pause capture from the menu bar.
• Local-first: history lives on your Mac, kept for 30 days or forever, your choice. No account needed.
• Sync only if you want: sign in to sync with the web app at paste.leeguoo.com and your other devices, or keep everything local.
• Native and quick: a menu-bar app whose panel takes the keyboard without stealing focus or switching Spaces, so the paste lands where you were.

Requires macOS 26 or newer (Apple silicon or Intel).

Price

US$9.99, one-time. No subscription.

Try it free for 7 days, then buy if you like it. One licence activates up to 3 Macs.

Or install from the terminal:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leeguooooo/pastyx/main/install.sh | sh

By Guo Li (郭立, leeguoo). Pastyx is an independent product, not affiliated with Paste (pasteapp).