# Plux: the local scratchpad for your AI workflow

Two taps to keep it. One click to use it. Capture anything worth keeping (text, a screen region, a prompt, a tweet, an error) without leaving what you are doing.

- Platforms: macOS and Windows
- Price: $39, paid once. No subscription.
- Storage: a local file you own, no account
- Refund: contact help@milisp.dev within 30 days of purchase for a full refund
- Try it first: [use Plux in your browser, no install](https://www.milisp.dev/plux/demo)

## How it works

- Double-tap Shift and whatever is selected is saved. Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+I does the same for a region of the screen.
- Later, one click puts it back where you need it: Plux opens the app, focuses the input, and drops the text in. It never presses Enter for you, and your previous clipboard comes back afterwards.
- Targets: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, or wherever you work.
- Everything lands in one list that works like a to-do list: tick things off, pin what matters, group by project, filter by source app, archive or trash what is finished.
- On macOS, Plux asks for Accessibility access so it can read your selection and listen for its shortcuts.

Working in the browser? [Plux for Chrome](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hifddbnljbilofcagflnodjfeegngnkb) is free, and sends to ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini tabs. The desktop app also captures from Cursor and the ChatGPT and Claude desktop apps, and grabs screenshots: [how it compares](https://www.milisp.dev/blog/plux-desktop-and-chrome).

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