Get Copywarden for macOS.
A signed, notarized universal build for Apple Silicon and Intel — the public beta opens in days. Free tier, no account required — your clipboard is encrypted the moment it lands.
Requirements
Operating system
Sonoma or later, on the latest security patch.
Architecture
One notarized binary — native on Apple Silicon and Intel.
Price
The encrypted core is free forever. No account, no telemetry, no trial clock.
Pick your channel.
The public beta opens in days — the signed .dmg will be free to download right here. Homebrew and the Mac App Store arrive at launch.
Get launch pricing first
One email at launch with launch pricing — beta users get the $99 Founding window before anyone else.
Every build is code-signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so Gatekeeper verifies it before first launch. Prefer to trust nothing? Copywarden is local-first and telemetry-free — with sync off, watch the network and verify that no clipboard data leaves your Mac; the threat model and disclosure policy are published for scrutiny.
Three steps to a secure clipboard.
Grant Accessibility for auto-paste
Auto-paste uses a permission you grant once in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility. Until then, Copywarden copies the item so you can press ⌘V yourself — everything stays on your Mac.
Set your hotkeys
⌘⇧V opens the history popup; ⌥⌘1–9 paste your pinned and most recent items directly. Live search and rich previews are built in.
Turn on Touch ID (optional)
Under Settings → Security you can require Touch ID — or your login password — before items are revealed or the history opens. Off by default; your clips are encrypted either way.
Your clipboard deserves the same security as your passwords.
Free tier, encrypted on-device. The signed beta is rolling out ahead of public launch.
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