Native Windows clipboard

Everything you copied,
kept quietly.

CopyCalm remembers the text and images you copy and ranks them by how you actually use them. No pop-ups, no noise — one shortcut and it is there.

  • Stays on your PC
  • Local SQLite
  • Windows OCR
  • Six languages

Fold motion

Like turning a page,
not closing a window.

The Frequent page sits left of history, hinged on the seam. Folded, it turns 70° away and leaves a narrow rail; click it or press ← and it turns back while history gives up room frame by frame, never jumping.

It opens in 420 ms and closes in 260 ms. Change your mind mid-turn and it continues from the current angle instead of starting over. With reduced motion on, it simply switches. Drag the slider to watch it frame by frame.

Hinge angle
−70°
Open
420 ms
Close
260 ms
History

Quiet feedback

It knows you copied.
It doesn't need to shout.

After a copy, a small confirmation appears near your cursor and fades on its own. No sound, no focus stealing, nothing covering what you are reading.

  • Shown where you acted, not in a screen corner
  • Never takes focus or interrupts typing
  • Change its style or turn it off in Settings
  • A paste counts only when the target window really receives it

Heat ranking · Frequent

What you use rises.
What you stop using steps aside.

Every item carries a heat score that decays over time. Pulling something back out of CopyCalm says more than a plain copy, and hammering Ctrl+C thirty times in one day is not mistaken for a habit.

heat = Σdays min(day score, 4) × 0.5^(age / 14)
Copy
+1
Retrieved from CopyCalm
+2
Daily cap
4
Half-life
14 days
Window
90 days
Becomes frequent
≥ 2 separate days

Something used on 3 or more days within two weeks, spread over more than 48 hours, gets one gentle suggestion to favorite it. Dismiss it and it won't ask again.

Time passed 0 days
  • Office address Frequentretrieved every few days
    7.27
  • Weekly report template Frequentretrieved every Friday
    4.85
  • Expense claim RB-0427 copied 30 times today
    4.00
  • Old project API docs Frequentpopular a month ago
    1.23
  • One-time code 482913 copied once today
    1.00

Drag the slider: a one-off burst cools quickly, steady use across days stays on top.

Local first

History lives in a local SQLite database. Nothing is uploaded and no account is required.

Private vault

Passwords and other secrets go into an encrypted vault, kept apart from ordinary history.

Windows OCR

Select an image to extract and copy its text on demand. Searching image text is coming soon.

Give your clipboard some calm.

Windows 10 / 11 · x64

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