Your data and backups
Where sessions live, how EaseKit backs them up, and how to move them to another Mac.
Sessions save automatically in EaseKit's data folder: ~/Library/Application Support/MoveKit. Open it with Settings → General → Data → Location → Show in Finder.
What's where
| Data | Location |
|---|---|
| Sessions, versions, stage comments | The data folder, one file per session |
| Saved styles and your skills | The data folder |
| Images, audio, video and fonts you added | The data folder's assets |
| Cached Google fonts | ~/Library/Application Support/MoveKit/Fonts |
| API keys, license key, share-link owner tokens | The macOS Keychain |
| Projects you saved | Wherever you saved them (default: your project folder) |
Automatic backups
- EaseKit keeps up to five backup copies per session file (and of your saved styles) in a
Backupsfolder next to the sessions. - If a session can't be fully read at launch, EaseKit says so instead of hiding it (“A session couldn't be fully read — a copy is in Backups”).
- If saving fails (for example, the disk is full), a notice tells you right away.
Move to another Mac
- Save the sessions you need as projects with File → Save Project… (⇧⌘S).
- Copy the
.easekitfiles (and any<Project> Mediafolders) to the other Mac. - Open them there with File → Open Project… (⇧⌘O).
Or share a link with allow viewers to download the project and click Open in EaseKit on the other Mac.
Reset
Settings → General → Reset has Run again for setup and Reset for appearance and export settings. API keys, sessions, skills and styles are kept.