How Do I Uninstall Jarvis?

To uninstall Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) on macOS, quit the app, then drag it from your Applications folder to the Trash and empty it. On Windows, use Settings, Apps, find Jarvis, and click Uninstall, or run the uninstaller from the Start menu. On Linux, simply delete the AppImage file, since it never installed system-wide. Removing the app stops the screen-aware assistant and the global hotkey (Cmd+/ on macOS, Ctrl+/ on Windows). If you also want to remove your data, disconnect your connectors like Gmail and Slack first so Jarvis's OAuth access is revoked, and you can clear your persistent memory from inside the app before uninstalling. Your account and GDPR-aligned data stay under your control, with AES-256-GCM-encrypted tokens and no training on your content. You can reinstall anytime and pick up where you left off; plans remain $16/month and up.

Uninstalling Jarvis follows each platform's normal pattern. On macOS, quit Jarvis from its menu or the floating bar, then open Applications, drag Jarvis to the Trash, and empty the Trash. On Windows, open Settings, go to Apps and installed apps, locate Jarvis, and choose Uninstall; the bundled uninstaller removes the program and its Start menu shortcut. On Linux, because Jarvis runs as a portable AppImage that was never installed into the system, you just delete the AppImage file and any launcher entry you created. After removal, the global hotkey stops working and the assistant no longer runs in the background.

Deleting the app removes the local program, but if you want a clean break you should also handle the data side. Before uninstalling, open Settings and disconnect each connector, such as Gmail, Slack, or Notion, so the encrypted OAuth tokens are revoked and Jarvis no longer has access to those accounts. You can also clear your persistent memory from within the app, since Jarvis gives you control to inspect, edit, or wipe it. Because connectors and memory are tied to your account on the GDPR-aligned backend, doing this ensures nothing is left associated with you after the desktop app is gone.

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