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Your last 500 copies, instantly
Routines keeps a rolling history of the last 500 things you copied. Open it with a shortcut, search, and paste anything back without rummaging through old tabs and documents.
Clipboard Manager
Routines keeps your last 500 copies on your Mac, searchable and ready to paste back in a second. Text, links, and code, all local, with passwords and one-time codes kept out of your history.
Clipboard history
500 maxLast 500 copies · searchable · never your passwords
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Routines keeps a rolling history of the last 500 things you copied. Open it with a shortcut, search, and paste anything back without rummaging through old tabs and documents.
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Routines detects and skips sensitive clipboard content, so passwords and one-time codes copied from your password manager do not get stored in your history.
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Your clipboard history lives in a local database on your machine. It is not synced to a server, not uploaded, and not shared. It is yours, on your Mac.
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Copy a snippet, a URL, a paragraph from a doc, and it is all there, labelled and searchable. Pick the one you need and paste it straight back where you are working.
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FAQ
Routines keeps a rolling history of your most recent 500 copied items. Older entries roll off as new ones come in, so the history stays useful without growing forever.
No. Routines is built to skip sensitive clipboard content like passwords and one-time codes, so they do not land in your clipboard history.
In a local database on your Mac. Your clipboard history is never synced to a server or uploaded anywhere. It stays on your machine.
Yes. Open the clipboard history with a shortcut and search across everything you have copied, then paste the match straight back into whatever app you are in.
Local clipboard history that keeps your passwords out. Free for 7 days.
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