Cliptack keeps your clipboard history on your machine and nowhere else. Press one shortcut to find anything you've copied, reshape it on the way out, or pin it to your screen.
Windows remembers the last thing you copied. Cliptack remembers all of it, and makes it fast to get back from the keyboard.
Prefix search over everything, plus operators when you want them: app:Code type:code is:pinned folder:work sort:used "exact phrase". A pasted URL is never mistaken for an operator.
Measured, not estimated. It sits in the tray and stays out of the way.
{"name":"cliptack","ok":true}→{
"name": "cliptack",
"ok": true
}Ctrl+T prettifies or minifies JSON, decodes base64, URL-encodes, and changes case. Only the paste changes; the history keeps what you actually copied, key order included.
Ctrl+O pops a clip — a snippet, an image, a colour — into a small card that stays on top, instantly. Ctrl+Shift+N starts a blank one, and the tray hides them all at once. Notes stay editable in the card, and cards come back after a restart.
Write formatted notes — lists, checklists, code, links — file anything into folders, and pin what you keep reaching for.
Anything a password manager marks private is never recorded.
Theme, accent colour, the open shortcut, and whether it saves everything or only what you choose.
Passwords, addresses, half-written messages: a clipboard history is a record of everything you've handled. Cliptack treats it that way.
The code makes no network calls, and no dependency that opens a socket is included. No account, no sync, no telemetry.
Saved credentials are encrypted with Windows DPAPI. Ctrl+Shift+Enter pastes one only after Windows UI Automation confirms the focused box is a password field. Anything else, and nothing is sent.
On by default, the panel and every sticky are excluded from screen capture, so your history never turns up in a meeting.
Every action has a key. The open shortcut can be rebound in Settings.
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