loki

> https://github.com/Loki3737/loki/blob/292c222b6fac8cd96242b5... > You are free to modify this software; however, the original file "copytrack.py" must remain unchanged. That's a very unorthodox thing to see in a CC BY-NC license ever, and I can not get the rationale behind it. Moreover, It's not enforceable under the plain CC license terms.

Hi HN I built CopyTrack, a tiny Windows tool that automatically logs everything you copy (Ctrl+C) into a plain .txt file on your desktop — with timestamps. It has no UI, no popups, no distractions — just runs quietly in the background. Set it and forget it. Main use cases: Keep track of code, messages, notes, etc. Recover text you copied and accidentally overwrote Simple and focused — does one thing only Features: Open-source (CC BY-NC 4.0) Fully offline Logs to CopyTrack.txt with timestamp Auto-start on boot No config needed, no GUI GitHub: https://github.com/loki3737/loki I made it for personal use but it surprisingly got 200+ downloads in just two days. Would love your thoughts and feedback — thanks for checking it out!

I’ve just released CopyTrack, a minimal clipboard logger for Windows that automatically saves every piece of text you copy into a simple .txt file on your desktop. It runs quietly in the background with no interface or distractions, starts automatically on boot, and requires zero configuration. Features include: Automatic logging of all copied text Plain text storage for easy access and searching Silent background operation Auto-start with Windows No setup hassle You can download it from the GitHub Releases page here: https://github.com/Loki3737/loki/releases/tag/1.0 It’s open source under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license. I’d love to hear your feedback and contributions! Feel free to open issues or PRs on GitHub. Thanks for checking it out!