Clippy 1.3.0 — Direct installation

Highlights

• polished Retina DMG with a clear drag-to-Applications flow
• official bilingual website at https://clippy.evanpluchart.fr
• complete French and English interface
• universal Apple silicon and Intel build
• keyboard-first quick panel, reliable focus restoration, and automatic paste
• private local-only history with no account, telemetry, or network client

Important installation notice

Clippy 1.3.0 is free and is not signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate or notarized by Apple. The app is ad-hoc signed with Hardened Runtime, but macOS Gatekeeper may block the first launch.

Only download Clippy from the official website or this GitHub release. After dragging Clippy into Applications:

1. Try to open Clippy once.
2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
3. Scroll to Security, click Open Anyway, then confirm Open.

Apple instructions: https://support.apple.com/102445

Install

Direct download: https://clippy.evanpluchart.fr

Homebrew Cask:

brew install --cask EvanPluchart/tap/clippy

Integrity

SHA-256 for Clippy-1.3.0.dmg:

5e011ce5c17febbfd50c1bffb08f225e0a0e21d94722055178f2c06769093ec4

Release source commit: 6552aa0

Clippy 1.2.0 — English localization

Clippy 1.2.0 is the first public source release of the keyboard-first clipboard history app for macOS.

Highlights:

• complete English and French interface
• reliable global quick panel and keyboard navigation
• automatic paste back into the previously active app
• local-only history, privacy controls, and configurable retention
• universal Apple silicon and Intel build pipeline
• strict Swift 6 concurrency tests and localization validation

Distribution note: this release intentionally contains source archives only. The first Developer ID-signed and notarized DMG and Homebrew Cask are planned for v1.3.0. Local ad-hoc builds are for development and should not be redistributed.

See the full changelog: https://github.com/EvanPluchart/Clippy/blob/v1.2.0/CHANGELOG.md