Two taps to keep it. One click to use it.
Capture anything worth keeping — text, a screen region, a prompt, a tweet, an error — without leaving what you're doing.
macOS and WindowsLocal file, no account$39 once
It goes past while you're in the middle of something else. Saving it means stopping, finding somewhere to put it, and coming back. So you don't — you bookmark it, DM it to yourself, leave the tab open. You won't find it again.
Double-tap Shift and whatever's selected is saved — you never left the window. Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+I does the same for a region of the screen.
Later, one click puts it back where you need it — not copied for you to paste. Plux opens the app, focuses the input, and drops the text in. It never hits Enter for you, and your previous clipboard comes back afterwards.
Everything lands in one list that works like a to-do list: tick things off as you use them, pin what matters, group by project, or filter by the app it came from. Archive or trash what you're finished with.
Everything stays on your machine — a file you own, no account to make.
Every note that shaped this page was captured with Plux.
$39, paid once. No subscription.
macOS and Windows. On macOS, Plux asks for Accessibility access so it can read your selection and listen for its shortcuts.
If Plux doesn't work for you, contact help@milisp.dev within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.