frogClip is a modern clipboard manager for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It lives in the system tray, auto-saves copied text, and stands out with a paste queue (FIFO/LIFO): copy multiple items, then press paste repeatedly to insert them in order. Also includes searchable history, favorites, a scratch pad with JSON/Base64 tools, and privacy controls (skip password managers, exclude apps). Data stays local in SQLite.
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Hey Product Hunt! I built frogClip because I constantly copy multiple snippets across IDE, browser, and terminal—and hated losing earlier copies.
The core idea is a paste queue: turn on queue mode, copy several items, switch to the target app, and keep pressing Cmd/Ctrl+V to paste them in order (FIFO or LIFO). History, favorites, and a scratch pad with formatters cover the rest.
It's local-first (SQLite), skips sensitive clipboard from password managers, and runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Would love your feedback—especially on the queue UX. Thanks!
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the paste queue thing is genuinely clever, i didn't realize how often i'd want to copy a bunch of stuff and just paste them out in order. also nice that it's all local.
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The paste queue is a clever spin, way more useful than I expected for moving chunks of code around. Scratched pad with the JSON and Base64 tools is a nice bonus.
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the paste queue idea is genuinely clever, didnt know i needed that until i tried it. running it on linux without any hiccups is a nice bonus too.
the paste queue thing is genuinely clever, i didn't realize how often i'd want to copy a bunch of stuff and just paste them out in order. also nice that it's all local.
The paste queue is a clever spin, way more useful than I expected for moving chunks of code around. Scratched pad with the JSON and Base64 tools is a nice bonus.
the paste queue idea is genuinely clever, didnt know i needed that until i tried it. running it on linux without any hiccups is a nice bonus too.