Ten capabilities. Built where they're live, mocked up where they're not.
The typing command center, for about one year of a subscription expander, one time, then free every year after. Real captures below carry no tag, because what you see is the private build. Previews are labeled plainly and never dressed up as shipped.
One engine, not two apps
A text expander and a clipboard manager, welded into a single engine, so a snippet you just typed and a screenshot you just copied never fight over the same clipboard slot.
Live today, build 64, used daily in production: 500 of 500 correct under realistic clipboard contention, zero clobbers under 200 times pathological load. Public v0.1 is live: download it free below.
Snippet search
A named, always-visible shelf of your best lines, grouped and searchable, so nothing worth keeping gets buried in scrolling history.
Live now (⌘⇧Space, build 8). The screen above is a real capture of build 64's own search panel, not a mockup.
Dynamic fields and tokens
{{date}}, {{clipboard}}, {{cursor}}, nested snippets, and regex triggers, auto-detected as you write a snippet and filled in as you type it.
Live now (build 12 through 16). The screen above is the real three-pane Snippet Library editor, not a mockup.
AI transforms, your key
Select any text, press ⌘⇧T, and improve, translate, or rewrite it with the AI you already pay for: Claude, GPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Mistral, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, or a local model through Ollama or LM Studio. Your key stays in your Mac's Keychain. Nothing is metered or routed through us. The shortcut is yours to remap.
Live now (build 13 through 14, nine transform types, off by default). The screen above is a real ⌘⇧T grab against a real selection; the rewrite-pasted-back half needed a provisioned API key we did not spend on for this capture.
Ask Claude to find your snippet
Claude Desktop searches your whole library and pulls the exact line by description, not by a shortcut you have to remember.
Concept mockup: composited from real tool output
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, its two tools, and the stdio-only transport are live and shipped today. A live cross-app capture is not one clean screenshot, so this frame composites a real Claude Desktop chat with the server's real tool names.
Cross-machine library
Your snippets follow you from desk to laptop. Deletes and edits merge automatically, so nothing silently reappears or vanishes.
Live now for Mac-to-Mac (build 63: tombstones plus last-write-wins merge), opt-in and off until you sign in. The iPhone companion is on TestFlight in an internal group; Windows is long-term roadmap.
Everything you copied, one keystroke away
Press ⌘⇧V and your last 500 copies are there, searchable, grouped by when you copied them, with the app each one came from. Pin the ones you keep reaching for. Copy a screenshot and it is there too, as a picture rather than a line of text describing one.
Live now (0.9.7 through 0.9.11). The screen above is a real capture of the palette, with sample clips rather than anyone's real clipboard. Held in memory only: it is never written to disk and it clears when TypeValet quits, which the palette says in its own footer.
The snippets you actually use
Settings shows what you really reached for this week, this month, this year, and all time. Most people find two or three snippets carrying almost all the work, and a dozen they wrote once and forgot. It is a good way to know what to write next.
Live now (0.9.8). A real capture, with sample data rather than anyone's real library. The counts stay on your Mac: nothing is sent anywhere, and the app carries no analytics of its own.
Team libraries and capture anything
Team libraries
One person curates the library; the whole support queue inherits it, with no enterprise approval workflow to sit through.
Capture anything
A screenshot or a pasted image becomes searchable text, with a quick transform menu firing the moment you paste.
Concept mockup: planned for Pro
Both are shown in Settings only as Pro wayfinding.
Snippet search, dynamic fields, AI transforms, and Mac-to-Mac sync run on the real build shown above, not staged for this page. The Ask Claude flow is live and shipped even though its screen is a composite. Team libraries and capture anything are unbuilt: Pro wayfinding only, for now.
