How Do I Uninstall Jarvis Completely From My Mac or PC?

How Do I Uninstall Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) Completely From My Mac or PC?

To remove Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) cleanly, first quit it from the menu bar or system tray so no background process holds files. On macOS, drag Jarvis from Applications to the Trash; on Windows 10+, uninstall it from Settings then Apps; on Linux, delete the AppImage. To wipe local data too, remove Jarvis's application support folder (in ~/Library/Application Support on macOS, %APPDATA% on Windows). Crucially, deleting the app does not delete your account data, your persistent memory and encrypted connector tokens live at rest, so to erase those request account deletion, which removes them under GDPR. You should also revoke Jarvis from each provider, Google, Slack, Notion, GitHub, in their own security settings so no OAuth grants linger. Jarvis never trained on your data regardless. If you only had the free plan or the $16/month plan, cancel billing separately before deleting.

To remove Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) cleanly, first quit it from the menu bar or system tray so no background process holds files. On macOS, drag Jarvis from Applications to the Trash; on Windows 10+, uninstall it from Settings then Apps; on Linux, delete the AppImage. To wipe local data too, remove Jarvis's application support folder (in ~/Library/Application Support on macOS, %APPDATA% on Windows). Crucially, deleting the app does not delete your account data, your persistent memory and encrypted connector tokens live at rest, so to erase those request account deletion, which removes them under GDPR. You should also revoke Jarvis from each provider, Google, Slack, Notion, GitHub, in their own security settings so no OAuth grants linger. Jarvis never trained on your data regardless. If you only had the free plan or the $16/month plan, cancel billing separately before deleting.

Start by fully quitting Jarvis so nothing is locked. On macOS, open Applications and move Jarvis to the Trash, then empty it. On Windows 10+, go to Settings, Apps, find Jarvis, and choose Uninstall. On Linux, simply delete the AppImage file you downloaded, since AppImages are self-contained. This removes the executable but, by design, leaves your local config and cache so a reinstall would feel familiar. If you want a truly fresh slate, the next step is clearing those local files; otherwise you're done with the binary itself.

Local leftovers sit in a per-user folder: ~/Library/Application Support on macOS and %APPDATA% on Windows. Deleting Jarvis's folder there removes cached state and settings from the machine. But your real account data, persistent memory and AES-256-GCM encrypted connector tokens, lives server-side in the EU, not on your disk. Uninstalling the app never reaches it. To erase that, request account deletion, which removes your data under GDPR and the EU AI Act. This separation is deliberate: it means a lost laptop doesn't leak your data, but it also means uninstalling alone isn't full deletion.

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