How to Delete Apps, Tables and Folders in Bulk

To delete apps and tables in bulk, you select several at once in build mode and confirm with a code sent to your email. Everything removed goes to the recycle bin rather than disappearing.

Why accounts accumulate clutter

Building quickly produces leftovers, and deleting them one by one is tedious enough that nobody does it.

Test apps from experiments months ago
Folders generated by an AI build that were never used
Templates installed to look at and never removed
A workspace list nobody can navigate because of the noise

What the bulk deletion flow involves

Build mode enabled, which reveals the selection circles
Multi-selection of tables, apps, and whole folders
A summary confirming exactly what will be deleted
An email confirmation code, as a safety step
The recycle bin, so anything removed by mistake can be recovered

How to do it in Jestor

Enable build mode in Jestor — selection circles appear on each item.
Select the tables, apps, or folders you want to remove.
Review the summary listing what will be deleted.
Retrieve the confirmation code sent to your email and enter it.
Recover anything removed by mistake from the recycle bin.

Why choose Jestor for safe cleanup?

Jestor pairs bulk deletion with two safeguards — an emailed confirmation code and the recycle bin — which is what makes deleting a whole folder reasonable rather than reckless.

This matters more as AI building becomes routine: an app generated from a prompt often creates folders and templates that were not wanted, and clearing them used to take longer than building.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I delete a whole folder at once?

Yes, including everything inside it. See jestor.com.

Is there a confirmation step?

Yes, a code sent to your email.

Can I recover something deleted by mistake?

Yes, from the recycle bin.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Check out other practical tutorials on the Jestor YouTube channel.

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