Clipy on your Mac. One click away.
The native Mac app for Clipy. Record your screen from the menu bar, get a sharable link the moment you stop. No watermark, no sign-up to watch.
Apple Silicon · Intel build coming soon
Version 0.1.13 · Released May 4, 2026 · All releases
Drag Clipy.app to Applications. macOS will verify the Apple Developer ID signature on first launch — no Gatekeeper override needed. Requires macOS 12.3 or later.
Download Clipy for Mac as a free DMG, signed and notarized by Apple. Native Apple Silicon (M1–M5 and newer) build for macOS 12.3 or later. Drag Clipy.app to Applications and launch — no Gatekeeper override needed. ~150 MB download, includes signed auto-update so you stay on the latest release.
Menu-bar fast
Lives in your menu bar. Hit record from anywhere — no app to open.
Streams while you record
Share links land seconds after you stop. No waiting for an upload.
Same Clipy, native
System audio, mic, and your screen — captured locally, shared online.
Which build do I want?
Click the menu bar Apple logo, then About This Mac. If your Mac says Apple M1 or newer, grab Apple Silicon below. Intel Mac builds are coming soon.
Windows and Linux builds are coming. For now Clipy on the web works in any modern browser — no install needed.
Frequently asked questions
Is Clipy for Mac free to download?
Yes — completely free. No trial period, no credit card, no feature gates. Download the DMG, drag Clipy.app to Applications, and start recording. Recordings have no watermark and viewers never need an account to watch.
Which Mac processors does Clipy support?
Clipy is a native Apple Silicon (arm64) app. It runs on every Apple Silicon Mac — M1, M2, M3, M4, M5 and newer, including all Pro, Max, and Ultra variants. Apple Silicon is forward-compatible across chip generations, so the same build runs natively on the latest Macs with no Rosetta. An Intel Mac build is on the roadmap but not yet shipped.
What macOS version do I need?
macOS 12.3 (Monterey) or later. System audio capture requires macOS 13 (Ventura) or later because it relies on ScreenCaptureKit's audio APIs.
Is the DMG signed and notarized?
Yes. Every release is code-signed with our Apple Developer ID and notarized through Apple's notarytool in CI. macOS verifies the signature on first launch — no Gatekeeper override or right-click-Open dance is needed.
How big is the download?
Around 150 MB for the DMG. After install, Clipy occupies roughly the same on disk. Recordings stream upload while you record, so they don't accumulate on your drive.
Where do I find older versions?
All historical releases are listed at clipy.online/download/releases with version, release date, and direct download links. You can downgrade to a previous build at any time.
Does Clipy auto-update?
Yes. Clipy checks for updates in the background and prompts you to install. Updates are signed by the same Apple Developer ID, so macOS verifies them automatically. You can disable auto-update in Settings if you prefer manual control.