FastPaste

FastPaste provides a searchable clipboard history and paste-and-pop queue that automatically skips password managers, excludes any app you choose, and syncs between your Macs only if you want it to. Flip one switch, and your machine's history stays fully local. No accounts. No servers. Nothing collected, ever.

Copying ten things normally means twenty window switches: copy, switch, paste, switch back, again and again. FastPaste turns that into one trip by allowing you to queue up your clips, switch to the destination once, and let each press of the paste hotkey deliver the next item and get out of your way. It's called paste-and-pop, and once you've used it, going back feels like dial-up.

Load a list into the queue and work through it without switching windows: every press of your paste shortcut (⌘⇧V by default) pastes the next item, in order, into whatever app you're in. Quickly paste-and-pop through webforms, spreadsheet tables, or any other app that accepts large amounts of data in separate fields without bouncing between different applications.

Everything you copy is searchable, and one click away from pasting into the app you came from. History syncs privately between your Macs through your own end-to-end encrypted iCloud account or flip one switch to keep your Mac's history fully local.

Copied text isn’t always paste-perfect. FastPaste lets you open any staged clip in the editor — trim it, correct it, reshape it — then commit the queue when it's exactly right. List bullets get automatically stripped. You can create a queue by splitting a pasted list into one item per line, pulling lines from a text file, manually creating items, or using a combination of all three. Drag items around to reorder your queue before loading it.

Your email signature, your business address, the reply you type five times a day — pin them to a hotkey and paste them from anywhere, no panel needed. Pins sync privately across your Macs through your own iCloud. Your data is always private, encrypted, and most importantly, yours.

No accounts, no developer servers, no analytics, nothing collected. Copies from password managers are never recorded, and you can exclude any app you choose. Sync happens strictly within your own iCloud account and is encrypted end-to-end. We couldn't read your data if we wanted to.

FastPaste needs the macOS Accessibility permission for exactly one thing: to deliver the paste keystroke to other apps. That's the feature and the only reason it asks.

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