Where Does the Moises App Store Stems and Projects?
Where the Moises app keeps stems and projects on Android and iPhone, and which files survive reinstall.
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Moises splits the difference between cloud and device. Separation runs in the cloud against your library. The app then caches stems locally for playback, pitch changes, and metronome work. Your account holds the track list. The phone holds the audio cache.
That cache lives in private storage on both systems. Android may show a Moises folder under Android data, but the stems that matter are in the private part. iPhone keeps them in the app container. Export mixes you care about as M4A or WAV first. Reinstalls wipe the cache but leave the cloud library intact after sign in.
Where Moises stores this, by platform
/sdcard/Android/data/com.moisesapp.moises
Library syncs to your Moises account. Stems cache privately. A shared folder may appear under Android data with a moises package name. Manage downloads inside the app, since names vary by release.
On My iPhone/Moises
Projects live in the Moises container under On My iPhone. Export mixes before deleting the app. Sign back in to restore the cloud track list, then redownload stems.
Frequently asked questions
How do I back up my Moises projects?
Your library of separated tracks follows your Moises login. Local copies of uploads and stems sit in private app storage and vanish on uninstall. Export finished mixes to audio files before switching phones, then sign in and reimport originals as needed.
Does Moises store separated tracks offline?
Yes. Uploads process in the cloud, then stems download for practice and export. The app caches them privately. The exact cache folder name shifts with updates, so manage downloads from inside the library instead of digging through file managers.
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