Recall and paste without leaving the destination app
Open the global Quick Panel, search clips or templates, filter by current app, pinned state, type, or concealment, then paste or copy with the selected destination still active.
Clipboard Manager turns local clipboard history into a working inbox for text, links, files, and images. Open it from a global shortcut, recall an item by content, title, type, or source app, then paste it, pin it, or route it into a relevant Foldout tool. Auto Conceal keeps likely secrets out of previews, while fillable templates turn recurring replies and handoffs into ready-to-insert messages.
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Capture text, URLs, files, and images in one searchable local history.
Open the Quick Panel from a global shortcut instead of returning to the main window.
Rank matches by title, content, type, source app, pinned status, and recency.
Filter by text, files, images, pinned clips, detected format, or source app.
Paste, copy, copy as plain text, pin, rename, or delete the selected item.
Route JSON, links, colors, text, and files directly into relevant Foldout tools.
Auto-conceal likely credentials locally, or conceal and name a clip manually.
Build rich reusable templates with typed placeholders, a live filled preview, and Copy or Insert actions.
Exclude selected apps, domains, or text patterns from future history when they should never be stored.
Find mixed content from the context you remember, act on it, keep likely secrets out of view, and turn recurring writing into fillable templates.
Open the global Quick Panel, search clips or templates, filter by current app, pinned state, type, or concealment, then paste or copy with the selected destination still active.
Search for the context you remember, then keep the ranked results, source apps, format filters, selected preview, and paste controls in one view.
Select JSON, a URL, a color, text, or files and Foldout surfaces a relevant primary action plus the matching tools, without another copy-and-paste round trip.
Choose a saved template, fill text and dropdown placeholders, verify the completed message in the live preview, then copy it or insert it into the active app.
Auto Conceal detects obvious secret-like text locally and replaces it with a useful name. The clip remains available for deliberate copy or paste without exposing its value in the workspace.
The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.
Search ordinary words or use app:, type:, is:pinned, and is:concealed filters. Foldout ranks title, content, file-name, source-app, type, recency, and pin matches instead of treating history as a flat list.
Keep the list visible while the inspector shows a safe preview, Paste, Copy, Pin, related clips, and the most relevant Foldout action for that content type.
Create a rich message once, add text, date, number, email, URL, phone, long-text, or dropdown placeholders, then fill the values against a live preview before copying or inserting the result.
Auto Conceal detects obvious secret-like text locally and hides it behind a useful name. Ignore rules can prevent selected apps, domains, or literal text patterns from entering history at all.
Use the configurable shortcut or menu-bar surface to search and paste while another app remains the active destination. Without Accessibility access, Foldout falls back to copying the item for manual paste.
Copy text, links, files, or images while Clipboard capture is enabled.
Open the global Quick Panel or full Clipboard Manager and search by remembered context.
Paste, pin, conceal, or send the selected item into the relevant Foldout tool.
Switch to Templates when the next task is recurring writing rather than a previous clip.
No. Clipboard history, search, privacy checks, and templates stay local to your Mac.
Search can match titles, content, file names, detected types, and source apps. It also supports app:, type:, is:pinned, and is:concealed filters.
Concealment is visual privacy inside Foldout, not encryption. The original local clipboard item remains available for deliberate copy or paste.
Yes. Ignore rules can skip selected apps, URL hosts, or literal text patterns before future clipboard items enter history.
Yes, when Accessibility access is enabled. Otherwise Foldout copies the completed template so you can paste it manually.