Remove DevKit

Remove the system changes

Settings › Remove › Remove system changes… undoes exactly what setup did. You’ll be asked for your Mac password once. It:

• removes /Library/LaunchDaemons/app.getdevkit.daemon.plist and frees ports 80 and 443
• removes /etc/resolver/test
• removes the DevKit certificate authority from your login keychain

Your projects, databases and downloaded runtimes stay where they are.

Delete everything

After removing the system changes:

1. Quit DevKit and move it from Applications to the Trash.
2. Delete DevKit’s data folder, which holds runtimes, service data, certificates and settings: ~/Library/Application Support/DevKit. This deletes your DevKit databases too, so back up anything you need first.
3. If you turned on Use DevKit’s php and composer in new terminal windows, remove the block marked “DevKit” from ~/.zshrc (or turn the switch off before you delete the app).
4. If you connected your own sharing domain, choose Disconnect in Settings › Sharing first, or delete the devkit-… tunnel in your Cloudflare dashboard.