Clipboard manager in your macOS menu bar
MenuCopy is a clipboard manager for macOS that allows you to simultaneously view and instantly copy your most recently saved text and image from the menu bar. Designed for productivity, it keeps your clipboard history private, organized, and quickly accessible
Hey Product Hunt community 👋, I'm excited to launch MenuCopy, a clipboard manager I built to solve a common frustration—seeing your last copied text and image simultaneously. As a macOS user regularly handling screenshots, texts, and code snippets, I found existing apps didn't offer this key feature. I'd love to hear your thoughts! How are you currently managing your clipboard? Do you think MenuCopy would enhance your workflow? Let me know if you have any questions—I'm here to chat!
that's different. upvoted. good luck with the launch, @mehmetalidev
dudee thank you can't believe mac doesn't come with a clipboard to see the most recent copy.
@mehmetalidev I love how you upgraded all the clipboard apps popping up recently and added images to it! I already bought the app, thanks for making this! I am constantly copying and pasted screenshots (and I hate to save them and clutter up my desktop or my downloads folder). Would be cool if we also had the ability to add notes/comments to the screenshots or text in the clipboard so we can more easily search for them later too! Are there any plans to make it accessible by other iOS devices, e.
I absolutely love how MenuCopy keeps clipboard history organized and easily accessible directly from the menu bar. It’s such a time-saver, especially for anyone who frequently switches between multiple pieces of text and images. The privacy feature is also a big plus! If you're looking to scale your app or any future projects, I highly recommend checking out InsertAffiliate . It’s an easy-to-use platform for managing affiliate programs, tracking purchases, and rewarding affiliates, perfect for e
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