PasteIT

A clipboard's main use is known by all of us: copying and pasting text is an operation that is relied upon by many, especially from a productivity standpoint. A rather big inconvenience occurs when you have to work with multiple texts or phrases, and wish to keep track of some of them.

Clipboard managers can help. PasteIT, much like its name would imply, is a tool that can provide some support with clipboard-intensive workflows. The program offers a modern interface that keeps track of the user's copied text, which can later be used to go back to a specific copied item.

Above all, the program seeks to offer users a means to manage their clipboard for various tasks more handily. The goal is to enhance productivity, which the app does so by way of its interface.

In short, any text you copy will also be logged in the app. Paste your text wherever you need, then copy something else, and so on — the program will save those copied texts within its interface.

As you might have guessed, this enables you to go back to a specific copied item with ease. Perhaps you accidentally copied another word or phrase, which erased the previous copied item: you can "recover" it by simply clicking on it via the app's interface.

The nature of the interface is such that it enables users to organize their clipboard in some capacity. You can give some copied elements a different color, so as to make them more recognizable, for instance. You may also label them.

Even so, the customization options seem a bit lacking. There's no way to resize the program's interface, which may start to be a little more intrusive as more copy-paste tasks are carried out. Though there seems to be an option to modify the item sizes, we couldn't access it at all.

Despite some of its shortcomings, PasteIT should be suitable enough to help most people deal with their clipboard more efficiently. Nevertheless, this is only the program's first release, so this is still a pretty solid foundation, all things considered.