Tucket: a Mac clipboard manager with $1,293 in verified sales in two months, built by a designer with Claude Code
A clipboard manager that lives in the MacBook notch: it saves text, links, colours, images, SVGs and files, sorts them by type, reads text in screenshots, and runs fully offline for a one-time $10.
$672 in the last 30 daysper month, $1,293 all-time from $10 one-time licenses; TrustMRR, Dodo Payments-verified, Oct 20, 2026
Figure as posted on X on . Last checked by Shipped & Paid on . What these dates mean
- Verification
- Verified Revenue read from a payment provider via a public third-party profile (e.g. TrustMRR) that matches the claim. See verification.
- App type
- Productivity & lifestyle
- Currency
- US dollars (USD)
- Built with
- Claude Code
- Got customers via
- X, Building in public, YouTube, Blog content
- Prior audience
- About 206 followers on X (an Oct 2026 count, not a pre-launch figure) (source)
- Source
- @ArpitChandak18 (Arpit Chandak, founder) on X, Sep 26, 2026
“The time I came across Claude Code this year it felt like I have a super power as a designer. Previously I could only visualize what I want, never build it. But Claude has been such a game changer for me. I have been building trytucket.com.”
Editor's note: Arpit Chandak is a self-taught designer in Bangalore. He says he could only visualize software before he found Claude Code this year, and that he has been building Tucket with it; he also calls himself someone who vibe-codes "all day" and runs vibestack.in, a directory of vibe-coding resources for non-coders. He built Tucket because he only used Raycast for its clipboard history and kept losing what he copied. TrustMRR lists Swift and SwiftUI with Dodo Payments. His X bio links trytucket.com, and TrustMRR links the listing to the same account. The quote is lightly cleaned up from his X reply of Sep 26, 2026.
How they got customers
Building in public on X: a numbered "Day 1, Day 2" series showing one feature per post, weekly release notes, and replies to designers and Mac users with the link. He also posted short YouTube walkthroughs and Medium lists such as "5 Mac apps every designer needs" that include Tucket. The pitch is aimed at designers, who copy hex codes, SVGs and images all day.
Steps to try
Build the tool you wanted yourself; he only kept Raycast for clipboard history, so he made a clipboard manager.
From the sourcePick an audience you belong to: Tucket is pitched at designers who copy hex codes, SVGs and images all day.
From the sourcePost one feature a day on X as a numbered series, then weekly release notes.
From the sourceCharge once: a $10 lifetime license brought 50+ customers in the first month.
From the sourcePlan for the drop after launch; one-time sales slowed in October, so a paid upgrade or new audience matters more than for a subscription app.
Our suggestion
"From the source" steps summarize the linked post. "Our suggestion" steps are general practice from us, not claims by the founder.
Source
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Quick answers
How much does Tucket make?
Tucket reports $672 in the last 30 days (per month, $1,293 all-time from $10 one-time licenses; TrustMRR, Dodo Payments-verified, Oct 20, 2026). Source: @ArpitChandak18 (Arpit Chandak, founder), Sep 26, 2026. Proof level: Verified. Revenue read from a payment provider via a public third-party profile (e.g. TrustMRR) that matches the claim.
What was Tucket built with?
The source says it was built with Claude Code.
How did Tucket get customers?
Main growth channels: X, Building in public, YouTube and Blog content. Building in public on X: a numbered "Day 1, Day 2" series showing one feature per post, weekly release notes, and replies to designers and Mac users with the link. He also posted short YouTube walkthroughs and Medium lists such as "5 Mac apps every designer needs" that include Tucket. The pitch is aimed at designers, who copy hex codes, SVGs and images all day.