Set it once. SessionVault keeps your work backed up automatically.
SessionVault maps your project folders, schedules automatic backups to one or two locations, keeps the folder structure familiar, and shows calm next steps before anything moves.
No giant spreadsheet of paths. No guessing whether the backup drive has the right thing. SessionVault turns storage chaos into a few clear states: tracked, needs backup, already backed up, ready to clean.
Pick folders from the same structure you already know. SessionVault shows what needs a first backup, what is already safe, and where the copies will go.
Copies land inside a clean SessionVault folder and start at the meaningful project root, not a buried Mac path full of Users, Desktop, and other noise.
SessionVault does not ask producers to become file-system administrators. It compartmentalizes the decisions and keeps the scary stuff reviewable.
Review old sessions, duplicate audio, oversized folders, and backup clutter as focused actions instead of one overwhelming list.
Archive age, backup count, and large-session flags are adjustable from Settings, matching the choices you make in the startup wizard.
Everyone gets the full backup console: scheduled auto-backup, Safety Copy, integrity verification, cleanup review, and future updates.
What you get: a storage buddy that scans your session library, shows what needs protection, copies into clean SessionVault folders, and helps you reclaim space without making blind file decisions.
Automatic backup runs when your Mac is on and awake. If the computer sleeps, SessionVault keeps the workflow honest and catches up the next time the app opens.
No unlock codes. No upgrade prompts. No stripped-down tier that makes the backup feature feel optional.