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Stacky
Clipboard history that stacks up — on iPhone and Mac
A clipboard history and snippet manager for iPhone and Mac. Your copies stack up automatically — earlier ones are never overwritten and gone. Snippets with variables like {date}. On Mac, ⇧⌘V opens a quick-paste palette. No servers, synced via your own iCloud.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm the developer of Stacky. I built this because my iPhone only ever remembered the last thing I copied. On my Mac I'd lived with clipboard history for years, and I wanted that same habit on my phone — without my clips ever leaving devices I control. That last part mattered a lot to me. A clipboard app can see passwords, addresses, anything you copy, so "just trust our server" wasn't good enough. So Stacky has no backend. Sync between iPhone and Mac runs through your own private iCloud database (CloudKit) — I don't operate a server, and I can't read anyone's clips. No ads, no tracking either. What it does: • Copies stack up automatically, so earlier ones aren't overwritten and lost • Snippets for the lines you retype, with variables like {date} that fill in as you copy • Links, emails and phone numbers get detected and tagged, so finding beats searching • On Mac it lives in the menu bar, and ⇧⌘V opens a quick-paste palette — history and snippets one number-key away It's freemium, and I've tried to keep the free tier genuinely usable: 50 clips of history + 10 snippets, forever. Pro unlocks unlimited history, full-text search, custom variables and iCloud sync across iPhone and Mac (small subscription or a one-time unlock). The Mac app is live and you can download and try it right now — notarized, direct download: https://stacky.tools/en The iPhone app is in App Store review, so I can't link it yet — I'll drop the link in the comments the moment it's approved. I'm a solo/indie developer in Japan and this is very much a scratch-my-own-itch project. I'd love your honest feedback — especially on the free-tier limits (are 50 clips / 10 snippets too tight, about right?) and on the iCloud-only sync model. Happy to go deep on any of it. Thank you for taking a look 🌿
About Stacky on Product Hunt
“Clipboard history that stacks up — on iPhone and Mac”
Stacky was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #144 on the daily leaderboard. A clipboard history and snippet manager for iPhone and Mac. Your copies stack up automatically — earlier ones are never overwritten and gone. Snippets with variables like {date}. On Mac, ⇧⌘V opens a quick-paste palette. No servers, synced via your own iCloud.
On the analytics side, Stacky competes within iOS, Mac and Productivity — topics that collectively have 871.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Stacky performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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