pizzaClip
A macOS clipboard-history app that stacks up everything you copy. Each copy adds one slice to the pizza in your menu bar.
The moment you copy, it lands in your menu bar. pizzaClip brings back anything — from the text you just copied to the item you saved for later — with a single shortcut, and everything stays on your Mac alone.

Features
Text, images, even files copied in Finder — captured automatically the moment you copy. Copying something new never erases what came before.
Open the history with ⌘⇧V and pick an item with the number keys (1–9). Or paste directly with ⌘⌥⌃1–9, no popup needed.
Pin items you use often to the top with ⌘P. Lock the popup so it stays open to paste several items in a row, and pinned items are never auto-removed.
Copied data is stored on your device only and never sent to a cloud server. Sensitive apps like password managers can be excluded from history.
Switch between Korean and English input sources with a tap of the right ⌘ key. Off by default; enable it in settings.
Each copy adds a slice to the pizza in your menu bar. Eight slices make a whole pizza.
Copy exactly “pizza” (or “피자”) and a little event begins. See for yourself.
New versions download on their own and apply on the next launch. Apple-notarized, so they install without warnings.
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Downloads and how-tos are on the pizza-clip.com product page. After install, automatic updates keep you on the latest version.