Copy History: Clipboard

iOS app by Meng-Yi Hsu. Productivity · Meng-Yi Hsu

Store rating
4.67 / 5
Store rating count
3
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
3.23
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-13

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Copy History remembers everything you copy, so you never lose an address, link, code, or note again. It quietly saves your clipboard in the background. Open the app to see your full history, tap any item to copy it again, pin the ones you use most, and save reusable snippets for the text you paste all the time. FEATURES • Automatic clipboard history — every copy is saved for you • Pin favorites — keep important items at the top • Snippets — save reusable text you paste often • Fast search — find any past copy in seconds • Share Extension — save text from other apps via the Share sheet • Private by design — everything stays on your device NOTHING TO SIGN UP FOR No account. No sign-up. No email. No ads. Just your clipboard, remembered. BUILT BY ONE PERSON I built Copy History for myself, in a year when AI finally made something like this achievable alone — then kept building whatever people asked for. No team, no investors, and no roadmap written by anyone but the people using it. And no subscription: your own clipboard shouldn't be rented back to you month after month. TELL ME WHAT TO BUILD See something in another clipboard app that you wish this one had? Email mark@vibecode.review. I read every message and I build what people actually ask for — that is how most of this app got here. Copy History stores every copy locally on your iPhone — your clipboard never leaves the device. No tracking of you across other companies' apps or websites, and nothing shared with data brokers.

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