For macOS 14 Sonoma and later

Your clipboard,
remembered.

Copygrove saves everything you copy — text, images, links, files and colors — and hands it back in a panel that opens with ⇧⌘V. It lives on your Mac, syncs through your own private iCloud, and never touches a server of ours. Because we don't have one.

One-time purchase for Pro · No subscription · No account · No ads

Copygrove's history panel showing the search field, the pinned strip and a list of recent clips: a color, a link, an email address, an image and several pieces of text.
Local-firstWorks fine without iCloud
Sync includedNo mandatory subscription
Zero dependenciesApple frameworks only
Light and quietLives in your menu bar

Main features

Everything you copy, right where you need it

Copygrove does one thing, and does all of it: remember your clipboard. No extra tabs, no tutorials, no asking you to create an account.

Automatic capture

Everything you copy is saved on its own, the moment you copy it: text, rich text, images, files, colors and links. You just keep pressing ⌘C like always.

Global shortcut panel

Press ⇧⌘V from any app and the panel appears over your work. The shortcut is configurable if you already have that one spoken for.

Instant search

Start typing and the history filters as you go. Every clip shows its type, its source app and when you copied it, so you spot the right one at a glance.

Pinned items

Pin what you use all day — your signature, a brand hex, a link — to a quick strip above the history. Always one click away, never aged out.

iCloud sync

Your history shows up on every Mac signed into the same iCloud account. No account to create, no server to trust: it uses your own private iCloud container.

Pro

Excluded apps

Anything you copy from 1Password, Bitwarden, KeePassXC, Keychain Access or Apple Passwords is never captured. The list ships ready, and you can add any other app.

Automatic cleanup

Choose how long your history lives — 7, 30, 90 days or forever — and how many items to keep. The old stuff clears itself out, no reminders needed.

Paste straight through

Click to copy again, or turn on paste automatically after selecting so the clip lands directly in the app you were already working in.

It looks like your Mac

Light and dark mode inherited from the system, in English or Spanish. No odd windows, no interfaces that forgot they're on macOS.

A look inside

No surprises once it's installed

These are real Copygrove screens, not mockups. What you see here is what you install.

Privacy

A clipboard manager owes you an explanation

Copygrove reads your Mac's clipboard — that is literally its job — and that's exactly why you're owed the full explanation, not a line buried in some terms. Here is everything that happens to your data.

App Store privacy label

Data used to track you
None
Data linked to you
None
Data not linked to you
None
Data collected
None

Copygrove collects no data. There is no analytics, no telemetry, no third-party crash reporting and no advertising identifier. There is no Copygrove server to send anything to.

  • Your history lives on your Mac

    It's stored locally with SwiftData, inside the app's sandbox. If you never switch on iCloud, your clips never leave the machine. Not once.

  • Sync uses your iCloud, not ours

    Turn it on and syncing goes to your private CloudKit container, encrypted and tied to your Apple ID. We can't see it, query it or recover it.

  • Passwords are ignored by default

    Known password managers and content the system marks as concealed (org.nspasteboard.ConcealedType) are never captured. You can exclude any other app.

  • Delete whenever, and it's really gone

    Remove a single clip, wipe the whole history, or set an automatic cleanup by age. What you delete disappears from your iCloud on the next sync too.

  • Permissions: only the visible ones

    The app runs with App Sandbox on and doesn't need Accessibility to work. That permission is optional and only for paste automatically after selecting; without it, clips are copied to the clipboard and that's that.

  • No third parties, by design

    Copygrove is built with zero external dependencies — Apple frameworks only. There's no outside SDK that could read your data or change its policy tomorrow.

Pricing

Pay once. That's it.

The free version isn't a trial on a countdown — use it as long as you like. Pro is bought once, not every month.

Free

$0 forever

  • History of your last 50 items
  • Global shortcut panel and search
  • Pinned items
  • Excluded apps and automatic cleanup
  • No iCloud sync

Copygrove Pro

$9.99 one-time purchase

  • Unlimited history
  • iCloud sync across your Macs
  • Choose which clip types get captured
  • Clear everything, pinned items included
  • Categories and export (coming soon)

Free to download · Pro unlocks in-app for $9.99

Before you install

The important bits, no fine print

We'd rather tell you here than let you find out after you've paid.

Requirements

macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel. Buying Pro covers every Mac signed into the same App Store account.

Copygrove reads your clipboard

That's what the app does. It checks the contents each time you copy something, to save it to your local history. It doesn't read your keystrokes or the contents of your apps.

Sync needs iCloud Drive turned on

And a signed-in Apple ID. With iCloud off, Copygrove still works completely in local mode: sync is a bonus, not a requirement.

Accessibility is optional

It's only requested if you turn on paste automatically after selecting. You can decline it and use the whole app; clips get copied to the clipboard and you paste with ⌘V.

Large files

Images and files are compressed before being stored, and heavy files are kept as a reference instead of being duplicated into your iCloud.

No account, no emails

There's no sign-up, no automatic newsletter, no password to recover. If you hear from us, it's because you wrote first.

Support

Something off? Write to us

Questions, bugs, ideas for the next version or privacy queries: it all lands in the same inbox, and a person reads it.

hello@copygrove.com

We reply on business days. If you're reporting a bug, tell us your macOS version and what you were copying when it happened — that's usually all we need.