*(I'm the developer.)*

**Problem.** Copy/paste forgets everything the moment you copy the next thing, and there's no good home for the snippets, colors, JSON, and boilerplate you reuse all day, or a way to paste several things in order. ReCopied keeps a searchable history of everything you copy and lives in the menu bar or a full window:

* **History** for text, links, images, files, and colors.
* **Clip Lists** to group reusable snippets.
* **Clip Queue** to paste items one after another with a shortcut (great for forms).
* **Formatters + Merge** to reshape on copy or combine several clippings into one.
* **Smart clippings**: color HEX/RGB/HSL conversions, JSON pretty-print, QR codes, image OCR.

**Comparison.** vs **Paste** and **Pastebot** (the popular choices): ReCopied is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and it's fully on-device (no account, no cloud, no analytics) and ignores password-manager copies. On top of the basics it adds the Clip Queue, Formatters + Merge (Markdown, JSON, base64, or your own token templates), and the smart clippings above. No permissions required; the optional paste-into-the-active-app feature is opt-in.

**Pricing.** One-time **$9.99**, no subscription or in-app purchases.

**Links**

* Mac App Store: [https://apps.apple.com/app/id6798782773](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6798782773) (requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later)
* Site: [https://recopied.app/](https://recopied.app/)

Happy to answer any questions. I was using the app to build the app itself from day one so I added features that helped me in development along the way.

ReCopied ~ a native, private clipboard manager for macOS (one-time purchase, no subscription)