For writers
Nothing you copy is ever one Cmd-C from gone
Research is a hundred small copies — a quote here, a source URL there, a phrase you want to keep. The default clipboard remembers exactly one. Clypy remembers all of them, searchable by meaning, so the sentence you copied an hour ago is still there.
Search: “attention span stat”
→ “…average focus dropped to 47s…”
source: nngroup.com/articles/…
copied 2 days ago · Feature draft
The problem
What the default clipboard costs you
- You copy a perfect quote, then copy something else, and the quote is gone forever.
- Juggling a dozen source URLs for citations across browser tabs.
- Losing a paragraph you cut from a draft the moment you copy the next thing.
How Clypy helps
Built for how you actually work
Search by meaning
Don't remember the words — remember the gist. Clypy searches your history semantically, so "that stat about attention spans" finds the clip.
Deep history
Keep everything for as long as you want. That paragraph you cut three days ago is still one search away.
Collections per piece
Give each article its own collection — quotes, sources, and cut passages grouped where you'll find them.
Paste as plain text
⇧⏎ drops the source's fonts and colors so pasted research matches your document instead of fighting it.