Blog
Comparisons, workflows and the thinking behind Tucket. Written by the person who builds it.
Comparisons
Tucket vs PastePal: sync everywhere, or keep it on your Mac
PastePal syncs your clipboard across your Apple devices. Tucket keeps it on one Mac and does more with what is in it. Here is how to pick.
Comparisons
Tucket vs CopyClip: when text-only stops being enough
CopyClip is a fast, cheap, text-only clipboard history. Tucket costs a little more and keeps images, colours and files too. Here is how to choose.
Comparisons
Tucket vs OwlOCR: a dedicated OCR app, or OCR in your clipboard
OwlOCR is built for pulling text out of documents in bulk. Tucket reads every screenshot you copy, quietly. They solve different halves of the same problem.
Comparisons
Mac clipboard history: what macOS gives you, and what it does not
macOS remembers exactly one thing you copied. Here is what that costs you during a normal day, and what a clipboard history changes.
Use cases
Collect a mood board while you browse, then paste it in one go
The usual way to gather references is to save files, rename them, and drag them into a canvas. Here is the version where copying is the whole workflow.
Features
Nothing you copy leaves your Mac
A clipboard manager sees everything you copy, which makes where it sends that data the only question worth asking. Here is how Tucket answers it.