OneClip

OneClip is a clipboard management tool for macOS 12 and later. It is described as designed to keep copied content organized and searchable, with an emphasis on local storage and privacy. The page also says it is for Mac users, and names programmers, designers, and writers among the people it suits.

Its core functions include a main window, menu bar access, and a quick paste panel. OneClip supports multiple content types, including text, images, video, documents, compressed files, audio, and code, and it keeps metadata for entries. It offers smart search and classification, card-style browsing for previewing and selecting content, and a quick paste panel that can appear at the mouse position or be opened with a shortcut. The product also includes a JavaScript scripting engine for automatic processing during copy or paste operations, OCR for screenshots and clipboard images, translation from images, quick replies, a clipboard stack for batch pasting, drag-and-drop containers, smart favorites, and optional password protection with Touch ID or Face ID.

OneClip supports real-time bidirectional clipboard sync over a local Wi-Fi network between Mac and iOS or Android devices, and the browser can be used without installing an app. The page says data stays within the local network and does not go through the internet. It also mentions iOS push synchronization through Bark. Delivery options include direct download, a DMG or ZIP package, and Homebrew installation on Mac. The page says it supports Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, and that a universal version is available.

Pricing is presented in four tiers: a free version, a monthly plan, an annual plan, and a lifetime plan. The free tier includes one day of history, 20 favorites, six custom categories, quick replies, the clipboard stack, drag-and-drop containers, local AI models, local-area-network sync, import and export, intelligent categorization, and basic shortcuts. Paid plans add unlimited history, unlimited favorites, unlimited custom categories, automatic cleaning, advanced settings, and unlimited-device use, while the lifetime plan is listed as a one-time purchase with lifetime use and lifetime updates. The page also states that the product uses local storage, offers 7-day refunds on paid plans, and provides a GitHub link.