ProjectVault

ProjectVault for macOS

Your projects.
Connected.

A living skill tree for everything you’re building. Explore your folders, open your tools and keep your work backed up — all from one native Mac app.

Meet your next workspace

macOS 14+ In development

The skill tree, in action.

The current ProjectVault skill tree: the Development folder branches out to projects with their app icons and individual backup states.
A real development library, connected by living branches.View full size

Captured from the current source build · ProjectVault 1.19.2 (36) · 15 October 2026

Find your place.

Connect the folders where your work already lives. Move through projects and files, expand a branch, or search for exactly what you need.

Pick up your work.

Open a website, start a development server or launch a Swift build. Review changes and history without losing track of the project.

Keep it protected.

Set independent GitHub and ZIP schedules. Follow scans and backups in the work queue, with results that show what needs attention.

Two ways to keep your work

A history. A whole folder.
A little peace of mind.

GitHub snapshots

Keep a versioned record.

Back up included files to your approved branch, or use a separate branch for scheduled snapshots. ProjectVault verifies the expected commit on GitHub.

How GitHub backups work

ZIP snapshots

Keep the folder together.

Save a dated snapshot of a project or an entire connected folder to a destination you choose. ZIPs run independently of GitHub and include ignored files.

How ZIP snapshots work

GitHub backups follow exclusions and file checks. ZIPs include sensitive files and aren’t encrypted. Read about data & privacy ↗

Still growing · In development

Room for your
next idea.

ProjectVault is taking shape. Get in touch for availability, feedback or a closer look.

Ask about ProjectVault
Can I download it yet?

There isn’t a public download yet. ProjectVault is in development for macOS 14 and later. Email Zach for availability.

Do I need GitHub?

No. You can explore your projects and use ZIP snapshots independently. GitHub backups need a GitHub account and Git installed through Apple’s Command Line Tools.

Where do I get help?

The getting-started guide covers connecting folders, schedules, file review, recovery and troubleshooting.