Notice
Copy or paste across the apps you already use.
CLIPBOARD SIGNALA memory layer for your desktop
ContextClip remembers the work that moves through your clipboard, so your next step never has to start from zero.
The path from moment to memory
ContextClip quietly follows the useful thread across your desktop, keeping the raw record local and making the next handoff easier.
Copy or paste across the apps you already use.
CLIPBOARD SIGNALApp, window, screenshot, and timing become one event.
LOCAL EVENT GRAPHSeven events become a compact context block for what comes next.
LLM-READY CONTEXTWatch the context form
ContextClip turns small clipboard moments into a connected, local memory. The animation below is a visual preview of that flow.
Product walkthrough
Drop your screen recording into the video slot and it will play here with native controls.
VIDEO SLOT · assets/contextclip-demo.mp4
Demo video coming soonAdd `assets/contextclip-demo.mp4` to play the walkthrough here.The useful history
Every copy and paste is a small signal of intent. ContextClip turns those signals into a private, searchable memory of how your work actually happened.
Copy and paste events bring along the app, window, screenshot, and content type that make them meaningful.
SOURCE + DESTINATIONA reference graph traces ideas across VS Code, browsers, terminals, documents, and email.
WORKFLOW GRAPHSeven-event windows become compact context blocks, ready to export or give your LLM a head start.
LLM-READY CONTEXTA richer record of the work
ContextClip preserves the surrounding signal so a copied fragment still makes sense when you return to it later.
Quietly working in the background
ContextClip is local-first by design. Raw events, screenshots, graph edges, and context blocks live in SQLite on your machine.
Coming soon
ContextClip is being prepared for its first Windows release. Leave your email and we’ll let you know when the download is ready.