Paste 7
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Paste 7 adds an “intelligent clipboard” that predicts what you’ll paste next. It’s powered by Apple Intelligence and stays private on your Mac.
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Paste is back with its 13th launch, and this one leans hard into prediction. The app already remembers everything you copy. Now it tries to go one step further and surface the copied item you’re most likely to paste next, based on what you’re working on.
That’s the pitch behind Intelligent Clipboard, the new feature in Paste 7. Instead of making you dig through a long history of clips, it suggests the one that seems most relevant in the moment. The company says the feature is powered by Apple Intelligence.
There’s also a privacy angle here, and it’s the part that matters most. Paste says the feature works privately on your Mac, which is exactly the kind of promise people want when a clipboard app starts getting clever about context. A tool that knows what you copied is useful. One that knows what you’re about to paste is more interesting.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
Clipboard apps are supposed to get out of the way, so prediction is either a neat shortcut or a tiny act of software arrogance. Paste is betting that context beats hunting through a pile of copied scraps, and that seems right. The real test for these “smart” features is simple: do they save time without turning every basic utility into a half-serious AI demo?
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