Saved Flow Replay sequences
Nori stores an ordered procedure for later sessions; Paste centers on retrieving and syncing individual content.
Direct comparison · August 3, 2026
Both products preserve what you copy, but they optimize for different priorities. Nori focuses on the Mac, local data and saved workflows. Paste extends history across Apple devices.
Where Nori is stronger
Nori stores an ordered procedure for later sessions; Paste centers on retrieving and syncing individual content.
Nori history remains on the Mac. Paste is the better choice when you intentionally want cross-device sync.
Nori offers 14 days and a €9.99 Founders Lifetime license; Paste offers 7 days with subscription or Lifetime options.
Nori fits a primarily Mac-based day. Paste delivers more value if work constantly moves among Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Flow Replay preserves a sequence. Paste provides searchable history, pinboards and continuity across Apple devices.
Nori keeps history local and uses a one-time model. Paste uses Apple-device sync and offers monthly, annual and Lifetime plans.
Quick comparison
| Criterion | Nori | Paste |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Mac · macOS 15+ | Mac, iPhone and iPad |
| History | Local and searchable | Searchable and synced |
| Sequences | Saved Flow Replay | No declared Flow Replay equivalent |
| Trial | 14 days | 7 days |
| Price | €9.99 Founders Lifetime | Subscription or Lifetime |
| Account/cloud | Not required | Apple Account for sync |
Information verified on August 3, 2026. Third-party prices and features may change; all trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Frequently asked questions
No. It belongs to the same category but differentiates through saved Flow Replay sequences, local operation and its purchase model.
Yes, when you want the same clipboard history across those devices.
Third-party product information comes from official pages reviewed on August 3, 2026.
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