Moving from Rabbitholes

Rabbitholes has a new name — it's now Slashspace. Your lifetime deal, your data, your bring-your-own-key access — all of it carries over. Nothing is lost.

This guide walks you through the switch. It takes about 5 minutes.

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Before you start

You only need two things:

• The email you used when you bought Rabbitholes. This is how we match your lifetime deal to your new Slashspace account.
• An internet connection for the sign-in step.

That's it. You don't need your old license key, a receipt, or anything else.

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Step 1: Download Slashspace

Go to the Slashspace website and download the app for your platform (Mac, Windows, or Linux). Install it like you would any other app.

You can keep Rabbitholes installed — nothing will conflict. But you won't need it after migration.

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Step 2: Sign in with your purchase email

Open Slashspace. You'll be asked to sign in.

Use the same email address you used to buy Rabbitholes. This is the important part. Your lifetime deal is tied to that email, and we match it automatically behind the scenes.

"But It's asking me to create an account?"

That's fine. Last year, we moved from license keys to a regular email sign-in. If you've been using a license key this whole time and never set up an account, you'll be asked to create one now.

Go ahead and create it. Just make sure you use the same email from your purchase. Once you do, your lifetime deal will be linked automatically. You don't need to enter a license key or do anything extra.

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Step 3: Finish sign-in

Complete the sign-in flow. Once you're in, the app will check whether you have existing Rabbitholes data on your computer.

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Step 4: Run the migration

If you have an existing Rabbitholes folder on your computer, Slashspace will automatically offer to migrate your data right after you sign in. You don't need to go looking for this — it shows up on its own.

Here's what the migration does:

• It copies your files from the Rabbitholes folder to the new Slashspace folder.
• It does not delete anything from your old Rabbitholes folder. Your original files stay right where they are.

What if migration fails?

Sometimes a file in your Rabbitholes folder might be corrupted (this is rare, but it happens). If the migration fails partway through:

1. Reach out to support — we can help you figure out which file is causing the problem.
2. Or, if you're comfortable with it, delete the problem file from the Rabbitholes folder on your computer and run the migration again.

Either way, your original files are not touched during migration, so there's no risk of losing anything.

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Your lifetime deal stays the same

Nothing about your deal changes. Here's what you keep:

• Lifetime access — no subscriptions, no renewals, no expiry. Ever.
• Bring your own key — keep using your own API keys with any provider, just like before.

The only thing that changed is the name on the box. We also added a managed provider for users who're not comfortable with using their own API keys. You can also use this but it's used with prepaid credits.

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Common questions

Can I delete the Rabbitholes folder after migrating? Yes, once you've confirmed everything looks good in Slashspace, you can safely delete the old Rabbitholes folder. But there's no rush — it's not hurting anything by sitting there. Except for consuimg space for your files.

What if I used a different email to buy Rabbitholes? You need to sign in with the email that's on your original purchase. If you're not sure which one that is, check your inbox for the purchase confirmation email, or reach out to support and we'll help you find it.

What if migration keeps failing? Reach out to support. It's almost always a single corrupted file, and we can help you sort it out quickly.

Where does Slashspace store my files now? Your data now lives in a folder called SlashspaceOS in your home directory, instead of the old rabbitholes folder.

Do I need to keep Rabbitholes installed? No. Once you've migrated, you can uninstall Rabbitholes whenever you like.