# Supaste

Clipboard and screenshot history in a visual timeline, with a shelf that lives at the notch.

- **Category:** [Utilities](https://notchlist.vercel.app/category/utilities/)
- **Price:** $15 one-time
- **Open source:** no
- **Official site:** https://www.supaste.com
- **Available via:** Direct
- **Requirements:** macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- **Maker:** Solt Wagner

## Kitsmith's take

The most designed app in this corner of the category — the site and the app both look like Apple made them internally. Everything you copy or capture lands in a searchable visual timeline, local-first, reachable from the notch shelf or a menu bar quick search. One-time price, no subscription.

## Background

Solt Wagner is a prolific solo indie developer — Supaste sits alongside his Macapp.Supply directory, Wallspace, Compresto, Getayron, and a half-dozen other Mac products. The polish shows: the marketing site is one of the best in the category.

## Features

- **Visual timeline:** Everything you copy — text, links, images, screenshots — lands in one scrollable, visually organized history instead of a plain text list.
- **Notch shelf:** Recent clips sit on a shelf at the notch, so pasting something from five minutes ago is a glance up, not a hunt.
- **Menu bar quick search:** Search your whole clipboard and screenshot history from the menu bar without opening a full window.
- **Screenshot history:** Screenshots are captured into the same timeline as clips, which quietly replaces a separate screenshot manager.

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Hand-verified listing on Kitsmith: https://notchlist.vercel.app/apps/supaste/