Everything you reuse, at your fingertips.
The text, images and files you send over and over - your signature, your address, that one paragraph you rewrite every week - handed back wherever you are typing. On Mac, iPad and iPhone.
⌥Space → type a few letters → Enter
In development. Coming to the App Store in autumn 2026.
Three places you need it, three ways it shows up
Mac: the palette
Press ⌥Space in any app. Type a few letters, press Enter, and the snippet lands where your cursor was.
Fingertips lives in the menu bar. There is no window to keep track of.
iPad and iPhone: the keyboard
Switch to the Fingertips keyboard, search, and tap. The snippet is typed straight into whatever app you are in.
No copying, no app switching, no losing your place.
Widgets and Spotlight
Put the snippets you use most on your Home Screen and tap one to copy it, without opening the app. Search them from Spotlight.
Shortcuts
Every snippet is available to Shortcuts and App Intents, so the things you automate can reach them too.
It stays fast when you actually use it
Five thousand snippets, ranked and filtered as you type. Speed is not a feature we added at the end; the budgets were written down before the first line of code and the app is tested against them.
It understands what you saved
Save a screenshot and find it later by a word that only appears inside the image. Tags are suggested for you. Snippets can have named blanks, so a template asks for the two things that change and fills in the rest.
All of it runs on your device, using Apple's own on-device models. Nothing is sent anywhere to be understood.
No account. No server. No analytics.
Fingertips has nowhere to send your snippets, because there is nowhere to send them to. There is no sign-up, no cloud account, and no tracking of any kind.
The iOS keyboard asks for Full Access, and the reason is dull: without it, a keyboard extension cannot read the snippets the app saved for it. It is not permission to watch you type, and Fingertips does not.
What it costs
$9.99 once
Free for fourteen days, with nothing held back during the trial. Then a single purchase that covers Mac, iPad and iPhone, forever. No subscription.
One thing worth saying out loud
On the Mac, pasting straight into the app you were in needs macOS Accessibility permission, which you grant once in System Settings. Without it, Fingertips copies the snippet and you press ⌘V yourself. Everything else works exactly the same.