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Katoh Atsushi
Note, share, and send memos
Write and save notes with fast startup for quick access. Share memos via AirDrop, email, or social media. Copy text, count characters, and send messages. Includes additional features from standard apps.
Hoi Chang
Save and sync links, text, and media
Save and organize web links, text, images, PDFs, photos, videos, and color codes with a clipboard manager. Quickly capture content and it instantly without retyping. Sync saved items across devices for easy access and reuse.
DIGITALNAUTS INC.
View and clear clipboard content
Displays current clipboard contents including text and images. One-click deletion of clipboard data. Provides reminder to clear clipboard to prevent accidental sharing of sensitive information.
文睿 李
Save manage and export copied text
The app automatically records clipboard content upon opening. It offers history management with delete, deduplication, and copy functions, along with options to export or share records.
Sajida Parveen
Access history instantly
Pro lets users access history instantly with ⌘⇧V. It categorizes content like URLs, emails, and code automatically. Users can store up to 50 items free or unlimited with Pro. It includes automatic backup and search functionality.
Maik Barz
Organize prompts with tags and notes
Organize AI prompts with tags, categories, and notes. Version each with change notes and save favorites as snippets. Compare versions, search with filters, and copy prompts to clipboard. Store data locally with optional sync.
Techin Park
Access notes, copy text, share content
Store and access frequently used phrases and emojis for faster typing. Save custom phrases to reuse in messages and emails. Quickly stored notes and information to streamline communication.
Junaid Mukadam
Paste and manage history
Paste Pro allows users to manage history, access copied text via custom , and remap copy-paste functions. Users can view paste history, access notes quickly, and separate data for organized storage.
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