Corkboard

Corkboard is an awesome tool that helps you manage your data on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard in a super easy way. It works right alongside your clipboard, which is where all the stuff goes when you copy or paste. But here’s the cool part: Corkboard can hold even more data than your regular clipboard!

Keep Your Data Safe

You can simply drag and drop stuff into Corkboard, and it’ll keep everything safe even if your computer crashes or you close a program. When you need to grab that data again, just drag it back out to the app you want to use it in. It’s really that simple!

A Common Problem Solved

We’ve all been there—cutting something important, then accidentally copying something else and losing what we needed. Corkboard helps you avoid that mistake! Just paste things into Corkboard or drag them right over from almost any application. Even if Corkboard doesn’t know how to show that data, it’ll still keep it for you so you won’t lose anything ever again.

Tech-Savvy Features

Corkboard uses cool technologies from Apple’s latest operating system, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Thanks to Core Animation and Core Image, everything moves smoothly and looks great—kind of like using Dashboard or Time Machine on your Mac.

Performance For Everyone

If your Mac isn’t super powerful, don’t worry! Corkboard automatically adjusts so everything runs well without slowing down your system.

Boost for 64-bit Macs

If you're rocking a Mac with a PowerPC G5, Intel Core 2 Duo, or Intel Xeon processor, you're in luck! Corkboard supports 64-bit systems which means more memory capacity for storing clippings—all just a keystroke away!

Developers Welcome!

And hey, developers can join in on the fun too! Corkboard has a rich plug-in framework that lets new data types be added easily. You can include Corkboard interpreters in application bundles just like Spotlight importers and Quick Look generators.

Learn More

If you're curious about the technical details or want to dive deeper into development info, check out Corkboard Developer Redbook (PDF). You can also visit the CorkCore Framework Reference for specific information on APIs related to Corkboard.