Draft
Open a compact writing surface from the menu bar or global shortcut. Every regular open starts in Editor with Draft selected after Quick Setup.
macOS menu bar writing surface
Scriby Tray, installed as Scriby, is a compact writing surface for quick Drafts, reusable Snippets, local template variables, and explicit clipboard Copy from the macOS menu bar.
Scriby is built for the moment before text leaves your Mac: capture it, shape it, save what is reusable, and Copy deliberately. It is not a notes app, clipboard manager, document manager, chat workspace, or AI writing tool.
Open a compact writing surface from the menu bar or global shortcut. Every regular open starts in Editor with Draft selected after Quick Setup.
Save reusable Draft text as a Snippet, or edit one saved Snippet separately while Draft stays preserved.
Search saved text by body or tag, preview full bodies, duplicate a Snippet into Draft, edit, copy, or delete. Free includes 50 Snippets; Pro adds unlimited Snippets.
Use placeholders such as {{name}}, {{date}}, and {{time}} in Drafts or Snippets. Scriby fills values locally during explicit Copy and leaves saved source text unchanged.
Command-Enter and Copy buttons write to the clipboard only when you ask. Opening or closing Scriby never sends text or pastes into another app.
Tags help organize and search Snippets, but they are never copied. Body hashtags remain body text unless you add saved Snippet tags yourself.
Draft text, Snippets, Snippet tags, template settings, and preferences stay on your Mac, with no account or cloud sync. Import, Export, and manual local Backup snapshots handle backup and migration. Pro adds automatic daily backups and recent snapshots.
Use Scriby for messages, support replies, follow-ups, reusable templates, and short writing you want to prepare before sending somewhere else.
#tag searchInstall Scriby Tray free from the Mac App Store, then use Scriby from your menu bar for Drafts, Snippets, variables, and explicit Copy. Scriby Pro is a one-time unlock for unlimited Snippets and automatic backups.