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How to sync Antigravity settings across Macs

How to sync Antigravity settings across multiple Macs with Synclet (ex ConfigMesh), including keybindings, settings.json, and snippets.

February 17, 2026Updated September 13, 2026Tags: macosantigravitysyncguides

If you use Antigravity on multiple Macs, Synclet (ex ConfigMesh) can keep your settings consistent with encrypted sync.

What gets synced

The Antigravity bundle covers three entries:

  • settings.json: your editor preferences.
  • keybindings.json: your custom keyboard shortcuts.
  • snippets: your snippet files.

All three live in a single folder:

~/Library/Application Support/Antigravity/User/
├── keybindings.json
├── settings.json
└── snippets/

Only those three entries sync.

Step 1: Download Synclet (ex ConfigMesh) for macOS

Install the latest macOS build:

Sign in after installing.

Step 2: Pick one setup path

You can either use the existing Antigravity bundle, or create your own.

Option A: Import the existing Antigravity bundle

  1. Open Synclet (ex ConfigMesh).
  2. Go to bundles.
  3. Import/select the Antigravity bundle.

Antigravity selected in import catalog

Option B: Create a new Antigravity bundle manually

  1. Click Choose Folder… next to Bundle Root, press Command-Shift-G, and enter:

    ~/Library/Application Support/Antigravity/User/
    
  2. Name the bundle, then click Create.

  3. Add these include rules:

    • keybindings.json
    • settings.json
    • snippets
    • snippets/**

Antigravity bundle with rules visible

Step 3: Hit Sync

Click Sync on your first Mac, then run Sync on your other Macs with the same account and encryption passphrase.