Klavuni is a menu bar app for macOS 26 and later that does two jobs: it converts text typed in the wrong keyboard layout between Ukrainian and English, and it keeps your clipboard history with snippets.
Layout fixing: press ⌃⌥K to convert the selection or the word before the cursor, ⌃⌥L to convert the selection or the line up to the cursor, ⌃⌥Z to undo. Pro adds suggestions and automatic correction while you type, with Manual, Hints or Auto per app.
Clipboard: ⇧⌘V opens a panel with search, a type filter, pinning and preview; ⌃⌥T applies eight built-in text transforms. Plain snippets paste for free; snippets with fields, a paste queue, text cleanup before pasting, filtering the history by app and your own transform chains are part of Pro.
Privacy: the history stays on this Mac in an encrypted database (SQLCipher, key in the Keychain). Copies that password managers mark as concealed are not stored, text that looks like an API key, card number or IBAN is not stored, and per-app rules can stop keeping copies from an app altogether. The app goes online only once a day to check for updates and sends no system profile.
Free has no time limit; Pro is a one-time purchase with a 14-day trial inside the app.
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