A clipboard manager everyone can use — VoiceOver, keyboard-first, motion- and contrast-aware
ClipBuddy is built keyboard-first — the picker, settings and paywall are all fully operable
without a mouse — and it honors the macOS accessibility settings you already use, system-wide,
with nothing to configure inside the app.
VoiceOver
Every clip card, icon button, toggle and Vault card tile carries a descriptive VoiceOver label.
Rotor actions on clip cards: Copy, Pin and Delete without leaving the card.
Tab changes, search context and confirmations (“Copied”, “Pinned”) are spoken as announcements —
the visual HUD is never the only feedback.
Full keyboard access
One keystroke opens the picker (⌘⌥V, rebindable); typing filters; arrows navigate the grid;
⏎ acts on the selected clip.
A complete keyboard-shortcuts reference lives on ⌘/ inside the picker.
Focus rings are visible on every focusable control, including the paywall.
Reduced Motion
When macOS Reduce Motion is on, ClipBuddy collapses its animations to instant transitions —
no sliding, scaling or pulsing anywhere in the app.
Contrast & color
Increase Contrast strengthens borders, text and control edges throughout.
Reduce Transparency replaces glass and blur with solid fills.
Differentiate Without Color Alone: color is never the only signal — selection states,
category chips and status badges always pair a glyph or text with their color.
Dark Interface: a full dark theme across every screen, menu and control (follow-system,
or forced light/dark from the picker).
Text size
Picker text scales through four sizes (Compact / Default / Large / XL) from a single button —
no digging through settings.
Voice, on-device
Optional voice search transcribes entirely on your Mac (no audio ever uploaded) — speak a
query instead of typing it.
Feedback
Accessibility gaps are bugs. If anything in ClipBuddy doesn’t work with your setup, tell us at
support@clipbuddyapp.com — fixes ship in regular updates.
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