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Logging Out & Uninstalling

How to log out from Warp, and how to uninstall Warp.

Logging out

You can log out of Warp through:

  • Settings > Account, with the "Log out" button

  • Command Palette, with the "Log Out" item.

Logout Demo

Known issues:

  1. When you log out, you will lose all running processes and all unsaved objects.

  2. When you log out and log in to Warp with another account, the following preferences will be preserved from the original account:

    1. Theme

    2. Keybindings

    3. Settings (e.g. autosuggestion, notifications, font size, welcome tips status)

  3. Whenever you log in to Warp, you will receive the onboarding survey.

Uninstalling Warp

Removing Warp from your computer involves uninstalling Warp and then removing any files or data.

If you're using Warp Preview, replace "Warp-Stable" with "Warp-Preview" in the commands below (e.g., defaults delete dev.warp.Warp-Preview).

Uninstalling Warp by dmg

  • Remove Warp with sudo rm -r /Applications/Warp.app

  • Go to Mac Finder > Applications and right-click on Warp, and "Move to Trash"

Uninstalling Warp by Homebrew

  • Remove Warp with brew uninstall warp

Removing Warp settings, files, logs, and database

# Remove Warp settings defaults
defaults delete dev.warp.Warp-Stable
# Remove Warp logs
sudo rm -r $HOME/Library/Logs/warp.log
# Remove Warp database, codebase context, and mcp logs
sudo rm -r "$HOME/Library/Application Support/dev.warp.Warp-Stable"
# Remove Warp user files, themes, and launch configurations
sudo rm -r $HOME/.warp
# Note: Removing $HOME/.warp will delete files for both Stable and Preview.
# If you wish to delete it all, then: sudo rm -r $HOME/.warp

For Warp Preview users:

# Remove Warp Preview settings defaults
defaults delete dev.warp.Warp-Preview
# Remove Warp Preview logs
sudo rm -r $HOME/Library/Logs/warp_preview.log
# Remove Warp Preview database, codebase context, and mcp logs
sudo rm -r "$HOME/Library/Application Support/dev.warp.Warp-Preview"
# Note: Removing $HOME/.warp will delete files for both Preview and Stable. 
# If you wish to delete it all, then: sudo rm -r $HOME/.warp
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