PopSnip
Stop retyping the same text
A macOS menu bar app for the text you retype every day — greetings, addresses, code fragments, canned replies. Hit a shortcut anywhere to open the search panel over whatever you were doing, and the snippet you pick lands right back in the field you were just typing in. Capture a new snippet from a text selection without leaving the app, search incrementally the way Spotlight does, and keep everything loosely organized with tags instead of folders.
v0.9.3 · 2026/8/18
What's new · v0.9.3 · 2026/8/18
- Fix selection capture (Quick Register / {{selection}}) not working in apps without an accessibility tree, such as VS Code
- Fix snippet editor window: Save/Cancel buttons could become unreachable when the content grew (e.g. placeholder palette expanded)
The text you type every day, one shortcut away.
Search, insert, and capture, all from a single panel.
Insert into any app with a shortcut
Press `⌥⌘P` in any app to open the search panel over whatever you were doing. Pick a snippet and it is typed into the field that had focus a moment ago — no switching apps, no copy and paste.
Capture a snippet on the spot
Select text in any app and register it as a snippet without leaving the app. The selection is picked up automatically and pre-filled into the body — you just add a title and tags.
Spotlight-style incremental search
Results narrow with every keystroke across titles, bodies, and tag names, with matched characters highlighted. Frequently and recently used snippets rise to the top, and `⌘1`-`⌘9` insert a result directly.
Loose, tag-based organization
No folder hierarchy to maintain. Give a snippet as many tags as you like, drill into a tag to narrow the results, and keep searching inside that scope — all with colored chips you can navigate by keyboard alone.