Roadmap
Where Zmina is headed.
Zmina ships as a complete, on-device macOS app: Smart Paste, clipboard history, no account or telemetry. This page is what comes next. It is direction, not dates. Your license covers every future update at no cost, including new platforms. Add-ons are optional and bought separately. There is no paid v2 and no subscription on the core app.
Free updates
Free with the app you own
Covered by your license at no extra cost, whenever each one ships.
- More actions Ongoing
More Smart Paste actions, and more types Zmina detects, added over time.
- Your own collections In progress
Collections you define on top of the types Zmina detects, so History groups the way you work.
- Actions on files you copy In progress
Run the text actions on a text file you copied, the way you can on copied text, so you can redact the secrets in a config file without opening it.
- Paste Stack Planned
Collect several items to paste in sequence, so you don't have to switch back and forth between apps for every piece.
- Warnings when an action removes text Planned
Some actions take content out. Zmina shows you what an action removes in the preview, before you paste it.
- Windows Exploring
Built on Tauri, so it can follow without a rewrite. Not in development yet.
- Plugin support Exploring
Your own detectors for types Zmina does not cover yet, and your own paste actions. A documented format, local files you can read and edit, not a marketplace.
- Notes on saved items Exploring
Write a note on anything in History, and search your notes along with the content.
Linux is a possibility further out. Nothing promised.
Optional
Add-ons, if you want them
Separate, optional purchases. The core app is complete without any of them.
- Image tools Planned
Crop, resize, annotate, and OCR for clipboard images.
- Local AI actions Planned
On-device inference. No API keys, no provider list, no outbound traffic.
- Cloud sync Exploring
Encrypted cross-machine history. The one piece with real server costs, so subscription only.
The changelog and its RSS feed cover every release, so you can see when something ships, with no email required.