Dropbox for agents

Protect the agent you’ve built.

Your agent’s brain is the files you shaped over time: configs, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, memory.md, soul.md, tools.md, and any custom markdown you wrote, plus the CLIs and MCP servers you installed and built around it. Unerase backs it all up, versions every change, and restores it on your Mac. Encrypted before it leaves your machine. The key stays yours.

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An editorial illustration. On the left, a person slumps with their head in one hand as cards of memory scatter away. On the right, the same person sits calm while a soft mint helper figure helps reassemble the cards on the table.An editorial illustration. On the left, a person slumps with their head in one hand as cards of memory scatter away. On the right, the same person sits calm while a soft mint helper figure helps reassemble the cards on the table.

Your agents are months of work. Don’t start over.

You learned the hard way and tuned them prompt by prompt: the skills you taught, the principles you set, the configs you got right after a hundred small fixes. That is real time, real tokens, real money. A wiped laptop or a bad migration shouldn’t erase the investment.

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What gets saved

Not just memory. The whole agent.

Skills, principles, configs, MCP servers, and the markdown you wrote, gathered from every agent home on your machine. Encrypted before it leaves, so the backup holds everything that makes the agent yours and the cloud only ever sees scrambled bytes.

agent-brain.backupencrypted

~/.claude/

  • CLAUDE.mdinstructions
  • memory/MEMORY.mdmemory
  • skills/skills
  • principles/principles
  • settings.jsonconfig

~/.codex/

  • AGENTS.mdinstructions
  • config.tomlconfig

~/.openclaw/

  • agents/agents
  • skills/skills
  • mcp.jsonMCP servers

You stay in control. We can’t read your data.

Your device approves every restore.

Nothing is written back without a local human approval. The server can ask; only your Mac can act.

We can’t read your files.

Backups are encrypted on your Mac before anything syncs. The cloud only ever holds the scrambled version, never your readable memory, skills, or configs.

Your recovery key stays yours.

It lives with you. The web dashboard tracks that you saved it, but never displays or stores its value.

A locked chest with its key resting in front of it; above, a slate-gray cloud receives only scrambled mint shards, never the whole.A locked chest with its key resting in front of it; above, a slate-gray cloud receives only scrambled mint shards, never the whole.

When you reach for it

However it happens, you get it back.

A torn, crumpled page curling into thin smoke while a clean, intact version of the same page settles back into place.A torn, crumpled page curling into thin smoke while a clean, intact version of the same page settles back into place.

An edit broke your agent

Go back to how it worked before, see exactly what changed, and restore it on your Mac.

Two lamps set apart with depth, a mint ribbon of light carrying a small bundle from the near one up to the far one.Two lamps set apart with depth, a mint ribbon of light carrying a small bundle from the near one up to the far one.

You got a new computer

Connect it, approve the move yourself, and your agent picks up right where it left off.

A vertical string of small mint lanterns descending beside a window at first dawn light, each marking a moment from the night.A vertical string of small mint lanterns descending beside a window at first dawn light, each marking a moment from the night.

Something changed overnight

See every change with the agent's name and when it happened, then go back to any earlier point.

Supported today

OpenClaw, Claude Code, and Codex.

Three agent toolchains, one durable backup layer. We’re starting with a small group who already live in their agents and can tell us what breaks. If that’s you, request access.

Three distinct vessels of different shapes clustered on a round table over one sturdy disc: different agents, one durable backup layer.Three distinct vessels of different shapes clustered on a round table over one sturdy disc: different agents, one durable backup layer.

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