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ClipStack — privacy-first Chrome clipboard history + snippets ($2.30 one-time Pro)

I built ClipStack, a Chrome extension for clipboard history and reusable text snippets. The idea is simple: the last thing you copied is rarely the thing you actually need, and hunting through notes for a snippet you use

I built ClipStack, a Chrome extension for clipboard history and reusable text snippets. The idea is simple: the last thing you copied is rarely the thing you actually need, and hunting through notes for a snippet you use every day is a waste.

What it does

  • Saves a local history of text you copy, so you can pull an earlier clipboard item back.
  • Stores text snippets (addresses, commands, replies, boilerplate) and inserts them when you need them.
  • Stays privacy-first. History and snippets live in the browser on your machine. ClipStack does not upload them to a server.

Free and Pro

You can use the core clipboard history and snippets for free.

ClipStack Pro is $2.30, one time — not a subscription. The purchase is on Gumroad:

https://yongxumao.gumroad.com/l/clipstack-pro

Install

The Chrome Web Store listing is not live yet, and the Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing is still in review. I do not have a store URL to share. Until those listings are public, you can sideload the extension in Chrome, or wait for the Edge or Chrome store. I will update this post when a store link exists.

Feedback

If clipboard history or snippets are part of how you work, I would like to hear what is missing: search, pinning, keyboard shortcuts, or something else. Comments and criticism are welcome.

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