ClipboardlyThe people behind Clipboardly
Clipboardly, the free clipboard manager for Mac by Growbig100, is written about by its founder and built by its engineer.
Sheikh Saadi is the founder of Growbig100 LLC, the company behind Clipboardly, and of LeadHuntio, where he builds B2B outbound systems for sales teams. He is based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
He started Clipboardly out of a simple frustration: he copies links, notes, code and screenshots all day, and the one he needs is always gone. He writes Clipboardly’s guides and comparisons.
Articles by Sheikh Saadi
- Universal Clipboard Not Working? How to Fix It
- How to Save a Screenshot to the Clipboard on Mac
- How to Copy Multiple Items on Mac
- How to Paste Without Formatting on Mac
- Copy and Paste Not Working on Mac? 7 Fixes
- How to Clear the Clipboard on Mac (4 Ways)
- Clipy Alternative: Clipboardly vs Clipy for Mac
- Flycut Alternative: Clipboardly vs Flycut for Mac
- CopyClip Alternative: Clipboardly vs CopyClip for Mac
- Alfred Clipboard History Alternative: Clipboardly vs Alfred
- Mac Copy and Paste Shortcuts: The Complete List
- Raycast Clipboard History Alternative for Mac
- Paste App Alternative: Clipboardly vs Paste for Mac
- Maccy Alternative: Clipboardly vs Maccy Compared
- macOS Tahoe Clipboard History: How It Works and Its Limits
- How to See Clipboard History on Mac (3 Easy Ways)
- 6 Best Free Clipboard Managers for Mac in 2026
- Best Clipboard Managers for Mac in 2026: An Honest Comparison
Khondakar Tawhid is the full-stack software engineer who built Clipboardly, from the first line of code to the first release. He works with React, Next.js, TypeScript, NestJS and PostgreSQL, and has built AI and RAG products in startup teams. He is based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
He writes on LinkedIn about the engineering behind Clipboardly: watching the macOS pasteboard without wasting battery, keeping a menu bar panel light on memory, and decoding images at thumbnail size.
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