Support

Write to support@hushclipboard.com. A person answers.

Getting started

1. Open Hush Clipboard. Its icon appears in the menu bar; there is no Dock icon.
2. Copy something, anywhere.
3. Press ⌥⌘V. Type to search, press Return to paste, Esc to close.

⌘Return pastes as plain text, ⌘1 to ⌘9 pick the first nine, ⌘P pins. Change the shortcut in Settings, General.

Choosing an item copies it but does not paste

Pasting into the app you were using needs one permission. Open System Settings, Privacy and Security, then Accessibility (on macOS 27 it is called Device Control and Data Access), and switch Hush Clipboard on. If it is not in the list, press + and choose it from Applications. Without it, choosing an item copies it and you press ⌘V yourself.

Something I copied is not in the history

That is usually a rule doing its job. A line under the menu bar icon says why the last copy was not saved, for example "a password field has focus". Copies from password managers and from apps in Settings, Capture, Excluded apps are never saved. Check too that capture is not paused from the menu bar.

Removing things

In the panel, ⌘Delete removes the selected item. Settings, History has "Forget everything". Items flagged as secrets can all be deleted at once from the same place.

Ask your clipboard

Ask needs macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence turned on in System Settings. The Ask window says when the model is not ready, for example while it is still downloading.

Pins on your other Macs

Settings, History can keep pins in a folder you choose; pick one your Macs already sync. Settings, Sharing pairs your Macs on the same network by code, to share pins and recent copies directly.

Refunds

Purchases are made through Apple, and Apple handles refunds at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Still stuck? Write to us

Use the form, or email support@hushclipboard.com. Never paste anything from your clipboard you would not want read; a description is enough.