Local-first Mac utility

Pick up wherecopy left off.

Bring back an earlier copy. Pull text out of the screen. Reshape a paragraph. BiBimba gathers loose pieces and puts the next action within reach.

Buy BiBimba · ¥1,200 One-time purchase · No account · macOS 26+ · App UI in Japanese and English
⌃⇧CLibrary ⌃⇧VPick & paste ⌃KActions
One flow

Collect. Pick.
Use it right away.

Stop thinking about where something was saved. Copies, captures, image text, and snippets return through the same search field.

01 / LIBRARY

One search, without separate histories.

Search copies, screenshots, text inside images, and snippets together. Pick with Control-N/P and paste back into the original input.

invoice @ocr · 6 items
02 / OCR

Text inside images becomes history.

Apple Vision automatically indexes screenshots and copied images. Turn detected tables into Markdown, JSON, HTML, and more.

Receipt total ¥12,400
03 / ACTIONS

Shape selected content for what comes next.

Translate, summarize, rewrite as a business email, or run your own instructions directly from the keyboard.

Local first

Your history
stays on this Mac.

BiBimba has no account, ads, or usage analytics. Clipboard and screenshot history is stored locally and pruned by the item, age, and storage limits you choose.

  • No history sent to the developer
  • Defaults to 500 clipboard items and 100 screenshots
  • OCR, translation, and writing tools use Apple system features
FAQ

Before you buy.

Which Macs are supported?

BiBimba requires an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 26 or later. Clipboard history, screenshots, and regular OCR work even when Apple Intelligence is unavailable.

Is this a subscription?

No. The first release is a one-time purchase with no in-app account or license activation.

Can copied passwords enter the history?

Yes, while they fall within your retention limits. The history stays on the Mac; FileVault and an appropriate screen lock are recommended.

Is it from the Mac App Store?

BiBimba is distributed directly as a Developer ID–signed and Apple-notarized DMG. Move it to Applications and open it like any other Mac app.