Open it instantly
Use a global shortcut to open Quibl from any app. Your most recent clips appear first.
Quibl keeps a searchable clipboard history in your menu bar, so text, links, and images are easy to find and reuse—without uploading your history.
How it works
Quibl runs quietly in the menu bar and keeps supported items you copy. Open it with a global shortcut, search your history, and put a result back on the clipboard.
Use a global shortcut to open Quibl from any app. Your most recent clips appear first.
Type to filter your history. Press Return to put a result back on the clipboard, then paste as usual. Pin important items to keep them handy.
Quibl stores clipboard history on this Mac in an encrypted database. It doesn't sync or upload that history.
Privacy by design
Copied text can include private messages, work details, and credentials. Quibl stores your history on this Mac in a SQLCipher-encrypted database. There's no clipboard sync, no account required, and no usage telemetry. Quibl may connect to check for software updates; clipboard contents are not sent with those checks.
Frequently asked
No. Quibl stores clipboard history on the Mac where it was copied and does not upload or sync that history.
Quibl keeps up to 500 recent items for up to 30 days. Items you delete and capture rules can affect what is retained.
Yes. Quibl stores clipboard history in a SQLCipher-encrypted database on your Mac, with the encryption key stored in Keychain.
Quibl does not upload clipboard contents or collect usage telemetry. It can connect to check for and download signed software updates.
No. You can use Quibl without creating an account.
Quibl supports macOS 13 Ventura and later.
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Email hello@quibl.app.