# PasteNotch

> Clipboard history, right in your Mac’s notch

PasteNotch keeps the things you copy within reach, so you can find them again without digging through windows.
- Search copied text, links, images and files.
- Open from the notch, menu bar or ⇧⌘V; works without a notch.
- Pin favorites and organize projects with Pages.
- Local library works offline; signing in does not upload it.
- Free for 14 days with Google/email sign-in, then $4.99 once.
Optional Cloud: $4.99/month, 25 GB, includes the app plus screenshots, area OCR, recording, Screenshot Studio, share links, bookmarks and a web library. Clip/Page sync is a separate choice. macOS 14+. iPhone companion: internal TestFlight only.

- Website: https://pastenotch.com/
- Category: Clipboard and Text
- Check: pending, a person has not tried it yet
- Price: $4.99 once; Cloud $4.99/mo; 14-day trial
- Buy link: https://pastenotch.com/#pricing
- Built with: Native
- Runs on: Apple silicon and Intel, its maker says
- Last checked by MacPip: Not yet
- Page: https://macpip.com/apps/pastenotch

## Questions, answered by the maker

**Is my data private?**
Your library stays local by default and works offline. Signing in does not automatically upload it. Cloud subscribers choose separately whether to sync eligible clips and Pages; sensitive clips, locked Pages, temporary clips and local file references are excluded. PasteNotch skips clipboard items marked concealed or transient by apps such as password managers.

**Is there a free trial?**
Yes. Sign in with Google or an email code and try everything in the app free for 14 days. The clipboard app then costs $4.99 once. Optional Cloud costs $4.99/month with 25 GB and adds capture tools, sharing and a web library. Existing clips, search and paste remain available after the trial; saving new clips pauses until purchase.

**Which Macs does it run on?**
PasteNotch requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later. It runs on Apple silicon and Intel Macs, with or without a hardware notch: use the menu bar or ⇧⌘V on any supported Mac. The download is signed, notarized by Apple and updates itself. The iPhone companion remains in internal TestFlight testing and is not yet on the App Store.