Uninstall
Turn off the login item, remove the app, delete two directories — your clusters never knew Moonway was there.
If Start at login is on, turn it off first (Settings → Start at login) — that removes the LaunchAgent, systemd user unit, or registry entry cleanly, so no supervisor is left pointing at a binary you're about to delete.
Then remove the app:
brew uninstall --cask moonway
— or drag it to the Trash, or use your platform's uninstaller.
Removing every trace
Local state lives in two places per platform — delete both and nothing remains:
| Platform | App data & journal | Daemon files |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | ~/Library/Application Support/Moonway | ~/.moonway, ~/Library/Logs/moonwayd.log |
| Linux | ~/.config/Moonway | ~/.moonway, ~/.local/state/moonway |
| Windows | %APPDATA%\Moonway | %USERPROFILE%\.moonway, %LOCALAPPDATA%\Moonway |
That's the whole footprint. There was never anything in your clusters — no agent, no CRDs, no RBAC objects — so there is nothing to clean up on that side: your clusters never knew Moonway was there.
Something unanswered? support@moonway.io — a human reads it.