Local-First Storage
History stays on your Mac by default, so clipboard recall doesn't depend on a cloud relay.
Fast clipboard access
Clipboard history stays on your Mac by default. Deck locks access with Touch ID, encrypts sensitive content, detects card numbers and passwords automatically, and hides itself during screen sharing.
Sensitive data
You're sharing your screen on a Zoom call and need to paste a password. Deck detects the screen recording and hides its window. After the call, Touch ID is required before clipboard history reappears. The password is already protected, and a card number from an invoice was flagged as sensitive automatically.
Before / After
From exposed clipboard
Sensitive clipboard work is rarely planned. It happens in the middle of calls, demos, screen shares, and logins.
Without Deck
- Screen sharing makes you hesitate before opening clipboard history.
- Passwords, tokens, and card numbers slip into history unnoticed.
- Basic clipboard tools treat sensitive and non-sensitive clips the same way.
With Deck
- Deck hides itself when screen recording or sharing is detected.
- Touch ID is required before protected history is shown.
- Sensitive clips are detected, encrypted, or excluded before they linger.
Protection that shows up
A privacy-first clipboard manager should respond differently when the content or context becomes sensitive — not just store data locally.
Touch ID Protection
Protected history stays behind biometric access — a glance at your Mac doesn't expose everything.
Sensitive Detection
Deck detects risky patterns, skips selected apps, and adds protection before sensitive clips linger in history.
Use cases
Developer
Copy a token from a login window during normal work.
Deck detects the sensitive context and protects the clip before it's re-exposed.
Finance
Handle a card number from a copied invoice.
The number is automatically flagged as sensitive.
Manager
Open clipboard history during a screen-share session.
Deck stays hidden until the sharing risk is gone.
Security FAQ
Does Touch ID replace all other privacy controls?
No. Touch ID is only one layer. Deck pairs it with local-first storage, sensitive content filtering, app exclusions, and encrypted LAN sharing for stronger defense in depth.
Can Deck prevent every sensitive clip from being saved?
No clipboard tool can guarantee that perfectly across all apps and contexts, but Deck is designed to reduce risk with multiple overlapping safeguards.
Where can I learn more about the privacy model?
The privacy architecture blog post explains Deck's approach in more detail, including filtering, encryption, and local access controls.
Privacy & Security
Keep the speed.
Download Deck and keep sensitive clipboard data under control without giving up recall.
Built for Mac users who want clipboard speed without ignoring privacy