Memory and CPU, grouped by app
Helpers and background processes count under the app that started them. Docker containers and virtual machines are listed too.
For Mac and Windows, with iPhone and Android companions
ColdStore moves the projects you aren't using to encrypted storage you choose, and brings each one back exactly as it was when you need it.
Free trial included. Bringing projects back always works, even after the trial ends.
You keep the projects you're working on. Projects you haven't opened in a while move to your storage, and come back when you open them.
A folder, external drive or NAS, Amazon S3, Google Drive, or your company's storage. You can use more than one.
Pick how long a project can sit unused: 7, 15, 30, 60 or 90 days, or your own number. Projects open in an editor or terminal are skipped.
Open the placeholder or click Bring back. The whole project returns as it was, including its git history.
Your storage provider sees only numbered pack files: no names, no folders, no code. The keys stay in your Keychain or Credential Manager.
How security worksNobody else can decrypt your files. A recovery key opens them on a new computer.
.env files, keys and certificates aren't uploaded unless you choose to include them.
The license server gets totals and versions, never file names, paths or keys.
Every change shows up for review first and can be undone later. Nothing is deleted: it goes to the Trash or the Recycle Bin.
Helpers and background processes count under the app that started them. Docker containers and virtual machines are listed too.
Get back the space its models take. On Windows: Copilot, Recall and Click to Do.
See where your space goes, folder by folder. Copies of the same file go to the Trash, and one always stays.
When a computer runs low on disk or memory, your other devices get an alert with a button that helps.
Desktop, Documents, Downloads and every project go to your own encrypted storage, ready for a new computer.
Caches of apps that are running, and dev caches whose tools are running, are left alone.
Claude Code and Codex sessions running now, and tokens used this week. Counts only, never conversations.
Privacy, ads, Finder, Dock and typing. Undo Changes keeps the way back.
The app and its Library files go to the Trash, so you can put them back. On Windows, each app's own uninstaller runs.
Every computer signed in with your email, with its free space and when it was last seen.
Mac and Windows share one storage format, so a project moved on one can come back on the other. Phones don't hold projects: they show your computers and open single files.
The full app, plus This Mac: usage, Apple Intelligence, privacy, cleanup and uninstall. Never restarts Finder or the Dock unless you ask.
A native app with This PC: Copilot, Recall and Click to Do off by per-user policy, File Explorer and taskbar settings, clean up to the Recycle Bin.
Approve a new device by matching a six-digit code, see each computer's status, and download a single file, decrypted on the phone.
The same companion, built with Android's own SDK. Organization admins can approve recovery requests from it.
See which devices are online and what each one reports. Ask a computer to move projects, bring one back or clean up, from any network.
Hand out licenses, set plans and limits, add company storage, and show your organization's name and logo in the app.
Free on one computer. Start with a 14-day full trial, then pick Pro, Lifetime or Teams when you want more.
No storage fees from us: use the storage you already have.
Free forever on one computer
Save 33%: $3.33 a month, or $4.99 monthly
Pay once, keep it
or $5.99 per person monthly · minimum 3 people
Prices in India: Pro ₹399/month or ₹2,999/year · Lifetime ₹7,499 · Teams ₹499 per person/month or ₹4,999 per person/year
It's replaced by a small placeholder in the same place, so you can always see what's in the cloud. Open it or click Bring back and the whole project comes back exactly, including git history.
No. A project's local copy is only swapped for a placeholder after every chunk has been read back from storage and checked. Clean up and uninstall move things to the Trash (or the Recycle Bin on Windows), so you can put them back.
Projects open in an editor or terminal are skipped, and so are caches of apps that are running. You can also set any project to "Keep on this Mac".
No. Everything is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your device first. Your provider sees only pack files. The license server receives counts and versions, never names, paths, contents or keys.
Not unless you, or your organization, choose to include them. By default .env files, keys, certificates and similar stay in the placeholder on your computer.
You keep the Free plan: one computer, up to 20 GB in the cloud, manual moving. Bringing projects back keeps working, always. There's one free trial per computer.
Yes. Sign in with your email on up to 5 devices. Mac and Windows share the same storage, so a project moved on one can come back on the other.
Set up ColdStore on the new one, pick any of your storages and enter your recovery key. Your settings and projects come back from the encrypted copy kept in storage. In an organization, an admin can approve a recovery request.