Uninstall

Kuvo keeps everything in a few known places, so removing it completely takes a minute.

Remove the app and its data

1. Quit Kuvo from its menu bar icon or with ⌘ Q. This shuts down the VM and stops your containers.

2. Delete the app and its files:

   rm -rf /Applications/Kuvo.app
   rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Kuvo
   rm -rf ~/.kuvo
   rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/run.kuvo.app* ~/Library/HTTPStorages/run.kuvo.app
   defaults delete run.kuvo.app

The cache folders hold downloaded updates and Kuvo’s network cache.

The Application Support/Kuvo folder holds the VM’s disk, so this also deletes every image, container and volume you had in Kuvo. Copy out anything you want to keep first, for example with docker cp or kuvo cp.

Remove the kuvo command

Kuvo may have put a kuvo symlink in a folder on your PATH. Remove it if it’s there:

rm -f /opt/homebrew/bin/kuvo /usr/local/bin/kuvo

If Kuvo used ~/.kuvo/bin instead, it added two lines to ~/.zprofile (and ~/.bash_profile, if you have one). Open the file and delete them:

# Added by Kuvo: the kuvo command-line tool
export PATH="$HOME/.kuvo/bin:$PATH"

Remove your Docker settings

If you added eval "$(kuvo env)" to your shell profile, remove that line. If you created a Docker context, remove it too:

docker context use default
docker context rm kuvo