Kurenai and Maccy

Maccy is a great clipboard manager and it's free too. If it does everything you need, keep it. Kurenai exists because I wanted a few things on top: pasting a batch of items in order, keeping lists of phrases I paste all the time, and a history file that isn't plain text.

Where Kurenai is different

Paste queue. Press ⌘', copy several things, then each ⌘V pastes the next one. ⇧⌘C turns a selected column into separate items, handy for spreadsheets and web forms.
Saved lists (⌘I) for replies, addresses, templates. A digit pastes a line.
History and images are encrypted on disk.
Its windows are marked private, so they stay out of screenshots and Telegram screen sharing.

Where Maccy is ahead

Pinned items. Kurenai doesn't have them yet, they're planned for the next version.
Maccy has been around for years and is on the Mac App Store. Kurenai is new and isn't notarized yet, so the first launch needs a click in Privacy & Security.

Both are open source, so trying Kurenai costs nothing. Your Maccy history stays where it is.

Download Kurenai See how it works

Or with Homebrew: brew install --cask lorder19/tap/kurenai