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Getting Started
Troubleshoot Claude Code
Import Notes
Backup and Sync
Open a Synced Markdown Folder
Sync Local Moss Workspace
Put it in your cloud service
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Change your Moss Workspace Location
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Sync Local Moss Workspace

Use this if your current Moss workspace is local today and you want Dropbox, iCloud Drive, or OneDrive to sync it.

How it works: Moss uses one folder as its workspace. When that folder lives in Dropbox, iCloud Drive, or OneDrive, Moss keeps saving there and your sync service syncs those file changes.
1

Put your Moss workspace in your cloud service

Make sure your Moss Workspace is tracked by the sync service you use. If you have not changed the default Workspace Location, your Moss workspace is at ~/Moss.

2

Keep that folder downloaded on this Mac

Make sure the synced Moss folder stays downloaded on this Mac.

In Dropbox, right-click the folder and choose Make available offline.

In iCloud Drive, Control-click the folder and choose Keep Downloaded.

In OneDrive, right-click the folder and choose Always keep on this device.

3

Change your Moss Workspace Location

In Moss, open Settings. Change Workspace Location to that synced Moss folder.

Choose the main Moss folder, not the Notes folder inside it. Moss will ask you to restart.

4

Restart Moss

After restart, Moss uses that synced folder as its workspace.

When you edit notes in Moss, Moss updates files in that folder, and your cloud service syncs those changes.