01 Tallenna · Capture
Your memory, on tap.
Muisti is a Mac note-taking app with a clipboard shelf that refuses to store your secrets. Capture a thought in one keystroke, from any app. Keep what you copy, and only what you want kept. Synced across your Macs with iCloud. Yours for $19.99, once.
Press ⌥ Space, or click the key. This demo is the page itself: nothing you type leaves your browser.
The shelf
- git rebase --autosquash origin/main
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- Midsummer: book the sauna for the 20th
This is the real interaction. On your Mac the panel floats over whatever you are doing, summoned by ⌥ Space, visible in under 150 milliseconds. The panel is shown dark in both inks: this is the panel as it appears over your desktop.
02 Muokkaa · Stage
A copied snippet is just a note you didn't type.
Notes and clips share one surface. Paste something in, reshape it, copy it back out. The editor speaks Markdown as you type and shows raw syntax on the line you are editing, so nothing is ever hidden from you. For code and JSON, flip any note into plain text mode: a monospaced staging area with optional blocks, no rendering at all.
Shipping checklist
Notarize the build
- [ ] Update the appcast03 Säilytä · Keep
Passwords are never recorded. By refusal, not by setting.
Clipboard managers hold whatever you copy. That is exactly why people distrust them. Muisti's capture filter runs before anything is stored, and when it cannot be sure a clip is safe, it skips the clip. Try it with the demo in Kuva 3.
The same discipline runs deeper: capture pauses whenever macOS reports a password field is focused, entire apps can be excluded, and a panic clear wipes the shelf in one keystroke. Clip history stays on this Mac unless you deliberately turn sync on for it.
A password manager
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The shelf
- SELECT * FROM notes WHERE pinned = 1
- Concealed and transient clipboard types
- honored, always
- Secure input active (password fields)
- capture skipped
- Password managers and chosen apps
- excluded entirely
- Clipboard history
- this Mac only, by default
- Analytics
- event counts, never content
04 Synkronoi · Sync
Written on one Mac. Waiting on the other.
Notes sync through your own iCloud account's private database. No Muisti account, no third-party cloud, nothing new to sign up for. Clips stay on this Mac unless you choose otherwise. And honestly: iCloud on the Mac syncs in the background at Apple's pace, so a just-woken machine can take a moment to catch up. Muisti shows you sync status instead of pretending.
Hinnasto · Pricing
One price. Not a subscription.
The polished alternatives charge by the year. Muisti costs less than one year of either, once.
Direct from Didstopia
The full experience: direct paste, instant updates, and a 14-day trial with everything switched on. Your license key arrives by email the moment you buy. Checkout and EU VAT are handled by Polar.
Or the Mac App Store
The same app, fully sandboxed: the shelf copies and you press ⌘V yourself. Free to try with a small library, one purchase unlocks everything.
- Paste
- from $29.99 / year
- Bear
- from $29.99 / year
- Muisti
- $19.99, once
Kysymykset · Questions
Honest answers.
How exactly does Muisti refuse secrets?
Well-behaved apps mark sensitive copies as concealed, transient, or auto-generated on the system clipboard; Muisti honors all three, always, with no setting to weaken. While macOS reports secure input (a password field is focused), capture is skipped entirely. Password managers and any app you choose are excluded wholesale. The rule underneath: when Muisti cannot be sure, it skips the clip.
What is different in the Mac App Store version?
The App Store build is sandboxed and copy-only: choosing a clip puts it on your clipboard and you press ⌘V yourself, because store rules do not let apps paste on your behalf. The direct download pastes directly. Same notes, same shelf, same privacy filter in both.
What happens when the trial ends?
Muisti becomes read-only. Nothing is deleted and nothing is held hostage: your notes remain on your Mac and in your iCloud, exportable as plain text. A license key makes it writable again.
Do I need an account?
No. Sync uses the private iCloud database of the Apple account already signed in on your Mac. The license key arrives by email. Muisti runs no server of its own and never sees your notes.
Does "one-time" really mean one time?
Yes. $19.99 buys Muisti 1.x outright, updates included. If a paid major version ever ships years from now, upgrading is optional and the version you bought keeps working.
What does Muisti collect about me?
Anonymous event counts through TelemetryDeck (things like "a note was created", never what it says), used to see which features matter. There is an opt-out in Settings. Note and clip content never leaves your devices except through your own iCloud.