PasteStack saves what you copy on your Mac, sorts it by type, and brings it back with ⌘ ⇧ V.
Links, code, colours, images, files and apps each land in their own group, with the app they came from and when.
Ten smart groups and a timeline by day. Pick a group, a day or an app in the sidebar.
API keys and tokens are masked until you reveal them, and hide again after a minute.
Collect several clips, then paste them in order with ⌥⌘V.
AirDrop any clip, or show a QR code to open a link on your iPhone.
Search across everything, or narrow it down by type, app or day.
No account, no cloud, no tracking. PasteStack goes online only for link previews and license checks, and you can switch previews off.
One license covers two Macs and every 1.x update. A future version 2 will be a small upgrade fee.
Sales open at launch. Join the free beta today.
Download, open, and drag PasteStack into Applications. Updates install themselves after that.
Download for Mac (.dmg)curl -fsSL https://pastestack.sanmitskoleassociates.in/install.sh | bash
Apple silicon Mac with macOS 14 or later.
PasteStack needs an Apple silicon Mac (M1 or newer) with macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
The beta is free for 15 days. After that, buy a license to keep saving and pasting. Your history stays on your Mac either way.
Yes. Each license activates on two Macs. Move it any time from Settings → License.
Every 1.x update is included. A major new version (2.0) will be offered to owners at a small upgrade price.
No. History is stored only on your Mac. Link previews fetch the page you copied, and you can turn them off.
Write to casanmit@sanmitskoleassociates.in, or use Help → Send Feedback inside PasteStack.