Antony Kors · Maker of Klipto
klipto.bsky.social
Antony Kors · Maker of Klipto
@klipto.bsky.social
Building small native mac apps
Currently working on Klipto, a clipboard that does more than remember
https://klipto.me
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The most interesting challenge wasn’t adding all these capabilities. It was keeping Klipto simple

Double-tap ⌘ to open your clipboard history. Go deeper only when needed: sequential paste, snippets, text transformations, screen capture, on-device translation, and notes
#macOS #MacApps #Productivity
When your mac app has no dock icon, the update window can appear behind everything else

I added a notification next to the Klipto’s floating quick-access cat so people would notice the update at all
September 29, 2026 at 1:32 PM
Klipto 1.4.1: On-device AI. On macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence, the new AI chip (or ⌘I) opens a prompt bar under a note or a preview: “make it shorter”, “turn into a list”, “fix the grammar”. The answer replaces the selection in place, ⌘Z brings the original back, and nothing leaves your Mac.
September 23, 2026 at 3:05 PM
Small Finder shortcut: select any file and press ⌥⌘C to copy its full path
September 21, 2026 at 8:19 AM
meta’s muse just landed on mac and can work across files, mail, messages, notes and calendar

good reminder to audit what already has access: system settings → privacy & security → accessibility, full disk access, and screen recording. old apps tend to stay there forever
September 19, 2026 at 10:35 AM
Tiny mac shortcut I wish I knew earlier: select any text and press ⌥Esc. Macos reads it aloud. It’s incredibly convenient for listening to a message or web page content in the background while you work. Enable it in system settings → accessibility → read & speak → speak selection
September 19, 2026 at 10:10 AM
The most interesting challenge wasn’t adding all these capabilities. It was keeping Klipto simple

Double-tap ⌘ to open your clipboard history. Go deeper only when needed: sequential paste, snippets, text transformations, screen capture, on-device translation, and notes
#macOS #MacApps #Productivity
September 18, 2026 at 5:21 PM