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MacBook notch clipboard manager

Clipboard history under your MacBook notch.

Cliptop opens from the notch so recent copies, search, and paste actions are always close. Recover text, links, code, screenshots, files, images, and colors without turning your clipboard into another app to manage.

Opens from the notchWorks without a notch tooLocal clipboard history
Cliptop clipboard window showing searchable history and quick actions

In daily use

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Ellis Crosby

Spring Prompt

The notch hook

The notch should do more than take up space.

Mac power users already live near the top of the screen: menu bar, status items, app controls, and keyboard shortcuts. Cliptop makes that space useful by putting clipboard history one gesture away.

Memorable

Open clipboard history from a place you remember.

Instead of hunting for a window, Cliptop appears from the notch area and keeps the interaction anchored to the MacBook screen.

Fast

Search starts immediately.

Open Cliptop and type. Recent copies, previews, and actions are available without moving work into a separate clipboard library.

Flexible

Notch, menu bar, and keyboard all work.

The notch is the signature entry point, but Cliptop keeps the same workflow available on external displays and non-notch Macs.

Useful

The notch opens actions, not just history.

Paste plain text, clean URLs, copy Markdown, inspect colors, and paste back from the same compact command center.

How it works

A notch-native path from copied to pasted.

The goal is simple: get back the item you need and act on it before your attention leaves the current app.

1

Open from the notch

Hover near the MacBook notch, use the menu bar, or press Shift + Cmd + V.

2

Search recent copies

Find copied text, links, code snippets, screenshots, files, images, and colors with previews that make the right item obvious.

3

Paste back or clean up

Use Direct Paste when enabled, or restore the item to the clipboard and paste manually. Run format-specific actions when the copied item needs cleanup.

Works like a Mac utility

Notch access is the entry point. Local-first is the promise.

The visual hook gets attention, but the product still has to be dependable for daily work: fast, local, keyboard-friendly, and clear about permissions.

Clipboard history stays on your Mac

Cliptop does not require cloud sync for the copied items you search and reuse.

Permission is explained plainly

Accessibility is only needed for Direct Paste. Cliptop still works without it by restoring items to the clipboard.

External displays are covered

When there is no notch, the menu bar and shortcut keep the workflow available.

Pinned for work

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Pricing

Early bird pricing for Cliptop Pro.

Start with the Mac app. Try every Pro feature, then choose yearly or lifetime access when you are ready.

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Questions

What to know before you install Cliptop.

Does Cliptop only work on MacBooks with a notch?

No. The notch is the most memorable way to open Cliptop on supported MacBooks, but Cliptop also works from the menu bar and Shift + Cmd + V on any Mac screen.

Why use the notch for clipboard history?

The notch sits at the top center of the screen, close to the menu bar and away from your document content. That makes it a natural place to reveal a compact clipboard command center without covering the app you are using.

What happens when I use an external display?

Cliptop still works. Use the menu bar placement or keyboard shortcut when the notch is not available on the active screen.

Does notch access change Cliptop privacy?

No. Notch access is just an opening method. Clipboard history still stays local on your Mac, and Direct Paste remains optional.

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