Clipboard, recent files and inbox
Copied content, a document you worked on and a new download are different records. FilePilot gives each its own entry: reuse clipboard content, reopen a recent file in its app, and review arrivals in the inbox.
Open the interactive product view ↗No idea you've copied is ever lost again.Separate your text, images, and links. Search through history, delete or reuse any clip on its own.
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Return to Files.Not searching.
Open the Recent Files panel from Dock. Reopen the file, see its location in Finder, or navigate to related file utilities. Filter and search by name in detailed view.
A new file has arrived.Your next step is ready.
See updates like newly downloaded files and screenshots in Assistant cards. Open the file, select relevant actions, or check later in the Inbox.
How to use it
- Choose text, links or images in the clipboard panel and search the history.
- Filter Recent Work by application or filename. Open the file or reveal its location in Finder.
- Review new files through an Assistant notification or the inbox; choose the next action for that file.
Scope and considerations
Capture and visibility depend on enabled monitoring, app support, permissions and preferences. Detection of every file in every app is not guaranteed. Website examples contain no personal clipboard or usage history.
Questions and answers
Are clipboard history and recent files the same?
No. Clipboard holds copied content, recent files link to work history, and the inbox gathers monitored file arrivals.
Can I delete a sensitive record?
Select the relevant entry and review its delete options. Vault content and personal files are not sent to the web demo.