Add a logo on your laptop and it's on your desktop, bytes and all. Fonts arrive ready to preview, documents ready to open, and the design manual you generated last night is in the kit on the other Mac by morning. When two Macs disagree, the most recent change wins — per collection, so edits on different kits never fight.
Sync runs through your private iCloud storage using Apple's CloudKit — the same mechanism Apple's own apps use. Your library counts against your iCloud quota, is protected by your Apple account, and is never visible to us. There is no Pocket CVI cloud and no account to create.
The sync switch is per-device: turn it off on one Mac and that machine keeps fully independent content and settings — useful for a client machine or a testing setup. Edits made while offline reconcile cleanly when the switch comes back on.
Everything in the library: collections, colors, rich-text notes, and the actual logo, font, and document files. App settings sync too. Your AI keys never sync — they stay in each Mac's Keychain.
No account with us, ever. Sync just needs your Macs signed into the same iCloud account, with the app's sync switch on.
Yes — the switch is per-device. A Mac with sync off keeps completely independent content and settings until you turn it back on.
Sync your whole library — files included — across your Macs, and auto-collect colors from your clipboard.
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