Clipt
Clipboard history manager with AI search
Clipt runs in your system tray. It records everything you copy, organizes snippets into daily databases, and lets you search or chat with your history.
Screenshots
![]() Daily history |
![]() Chat with your clipboard history |
What it does
Clipboard monitoring
- Captures everything you copy
- Closes to the system tray, keeps recording
- Writes to your clipboard without flashing terminal windows
Storage
- Daily folders:
/Days/YYYY-MM-DD/ - One SQLite database per day
- Data stays on your machine
AI chat
- Uses Qwen 3.5 (122B) via NVIDIA NIM
- Handles your entire day's history in one conversation
- Renders Markdown: code blocks, bold text, lists
Interface
- Dark mode with silver borders
- Light on system resources
Where data lives
| Platform | Path |
|---|---|
| Windows | %APPDATA%/Clipt |
The folder contains your Days/ archive and .env configuration. Clipt does not send your clips to the cloud.
Command line
| Argument | Effect |
|---|---|
--startup | Launches to system tray without opening a window |
Install
Requirements
git clone https://github.com/noahain/clipt
cd clipt
py -3.12 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
py -3.12 main.py
Build executable
py -3.12 -m PyInstaller Clipt.spec --clean
The .exe appears in dist/. The build bundles icon.ico and icon.png for taskbar and tray scaling.
Development team
- Lead: Noahain — product design, Python lifecycle
- Primary developer: Claude Code (Kimi K2.5) — SQLite, clipboard monitoring,
pywebview - Technical consultant: Gemini 3 Flash — architecture, visuals, cross-process communication
Tech stack
Python 3.12 · pywebview · SQLite · PowerShell · NVIDIA NIM · Qwen 3.5 (122B)
License
MIT

