• A recovery kit lets you restore on a new Mac. Run `existential recovery-kit save` to keep your keys and wallet passphrase in a passphrase-protected file, then restore with the kit in the app. Your wallet's private key stays encrypted, and backups carry the encrypted wallet.
  • Updates keep one verified last-good copy of your settings and learned state, and an interrupted upgrade keeps its original rollback copy.
  • Backups leave out installation secrets, and a restore checks your encrypted data and keeps your current provider sign-ins before it replaces anything.
  • Revert saves your current text in history before it restores earlier wording from an Oracle edit.
  • Withdrawn notes stay out of cloud turns, Close Outs, retries and publications, and locking a category retracts material already shared.
  • Cloud use needs a recorded consent for the exact provider, model and purpose, and withdrawing consent stops later sends.
  • Console keeps your edits made during its own change, checks save file names, and your unsent text survives an engine restart.
  • A failed Capture upload leaves nothing in your vault, and a cancelled bulk import writes no files.
  • Removing all Oracle notes always asks you to type the confirmation phrase, and front-door access no longer rides a browser cookie.