No window to tidy away, no extra icon. The panel appears when the cursor touches the edge you chose, and withdraws the moment it leaves.
The panel open on the right edge: screenshots on top, clipboard underneath.
Copying stays copying. SmartClipr handles the rest.
The panel sits where you want, looks how you want, and speaks your language.
Settings open glued to the panel, at the same height.
The free version is not a demo: it is the app, with quotas.
What protects your privacy stays in the free version. Protection is not something to sell.
What people have already asked.
You move the cursor against the edge of the screen, wherever you decided it waits, or click the SmartClipr icon in the menu bar. Nothing to remember, no shortcut to learn. The delay before it opens is adjustable, and the edge can be switched off if you would rather open the panel from the menu bar only. It withdraws as soon as the cursor leaves, unless you pinned it open.
Yes, a small one. It opens the panel and gives access to Settings, the About window and Quit. No Dock icon, though: SmartClipr stays out of the way. You can also quit it with the power button at the top right of the panel.
macOS marks confidential copies, and those are never recorded. Beyond that, you name the apps to ignore entirely: your password manager, your bank, whatever you like. That is in the free version.
macOS 14 Sonoma and later, on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs alike.
One, and only if you want the screenshots: you point it at the folder where macOS saves them. SmartClipr only reads it. Without that folder, the clipboard still works.
It stays on your Mac, in the app's own private space, and it is there again next time you launch. One button erases it entirely whenever you want.
The app is free. Pro is a single in-app purchase: you pay once, it is yours, updates included. No subscription, no renewal.
Probably: 11 languages are already there. If yours is missing, write to me and I will add it.
