Your clipboard, across all your Macs.
ClipBob remembers what you copy — on every Mac you own — and gives it back with one keystroke. Synced silently through your own iCloud. Free.
Free · notarized · updates itself · requires macOS 26 · Apple Silicon
What it is
A clipboard history manager. Hit the hotkey, a panel appears, type to filter, Enter to paste. The list also holds what you copied on your other Macs — merged by recency, searchable. That's the whole idea. The one thing your clipboard can't do, done quietly enough that you forget it's there.
The three things that matter
Copy on one, paste on another. Everything merges into a single searchable history, with a quiet tag for which Mac each clip came from.
Your clips live only in your own iCloud — never a server of mine. End-to-end encrypted when you have Advanced Data Protection turned on. Passwords from your password manager are never stored at all — ClipBob isn't a vault and doesn't try to be.
One hotkey. Type to filter. Tab to scope to text, images, files, or a specific Mac. No accounts, no paywall, no clutter. Free.
It's an early preview — read this.
ClipBob 0.3.1 is a preview. The core — capture, cross-Mac sync, and paste — works and is tested. Onboarding and settings are still rough, and you'll hit the occasional edge. It updates itself, so fixes reach you automatically.
If you try it, I'd genuinely like to hear what breaks: jagmeet@cloud-craft.ai.
Requirements: macOS 26 (Tahoe) · Apple Silicon · signed into iCloud for cross-Mac sync.