🚀 Universal Migration Toolkit

A fully offline, cross-platform tool for migrating user data from old computers to new ones — with AI-powered reporting and enterprise features.

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✅ Supported Platforms

• macOS (10.15+)
• Windows (10/11)

Note: Linux is not supported.

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📦 What It Does

• 📁 Migrate user files, settings, and apps
• 🔐 Preserve Wi-Fi, Chrome, Active Directory, and network settings
• 🖼️ Retain wallpaper and preferences
• 💾 Create bootable disk images (optional)
• 🧠 Generate AI-powered migration reports
• 🔍 Verify data integrity before restore

All without internet — runs from a USB drive.

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🛠️ How It Works

1. On the Old Computer (Export Data)

./start.sh        # macOS  
start.bat         # Windows

• Select user folder
• Choose what to migrate
• Click "Start Migration"
• Data saved to /Data/

2. On the New Computer (Restore Data)

./restore.sh      # macOS  
restore.bat       # Windows

• Auto-detects migration data
• Restores files, settings, Chrome, and more
• Joins Active Directory (if selected)
• Generates a professional HTML report

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🧩 Key Features

Feature	Supported
User Files & Folders	✅
AppData / Preferences	✅
Registry / Plist Settings	✅
Wallpaper Retention	✅
Wi-Fi Profiles	✅
Mail Data (Outlook, Mail.app)	✅
Installed Apps List	✅
Network Settings (Hosts, Drives)	✅
Active Directory Join	✅
Google Chrome Installation	✅
Disk Imaging (Bootable Backup)	✅
Integrity Verification (SHA-256)	✅
AI-Powered Report Summary	✅
Works Offline	✅
No Admin Rights Required (Export)	✅
Silent Install (Python, Chrome)	✅

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📁 Folder Structure

MigrationTool/
├── start.sh              # Launch export on macOS
├── start.bat             # Launch export on Windows
├── restore.sh            # Launch restore on macOS
├── restore.bat           # Launch restore on Windows
├── migrate.py            # Export tool (GUI)
├── restore.py            # Import tool (GUI)
├── Assets/
│   ├── pmac.pkg
│   ├── python-installer.exe
│   ├── Chrome-Windows.exe
│   ├── Chrome-Mac.dmg
│   └── llama/
│       ├── llama.exe
│       ├── llama-mac
│       └── model.gguf
├── Data/                 # Exported user data
├── Logs/                 # Migration logs
├── Reports/              # AI-generated HTML summaries
└── README.md             # This guide

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🚀 Getting Started

1. Copy the MigrationTool folder to a USB drive
2. On the old computer, run:

   start.sh    (macOS)  
   start.bat   (Windows)

3. Follow the GUI to export data
4. Move USB to new computer
5. Run:

   restore.sh    (macOS)  
   restore.bat   (Windows)

6. Click "Start Restore" and wait

✅ A report will be saved to /Reports/

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🤖 AI-Powered Reporting

After each migration, a natural language summary is generated using a local LLM (no internet required).

"The migration was completed successfully. All user files, application settings, and Wi-Fi profiles were transferred. Google Chrome was installed, and the system is ready for use. No errors were detected."

Reports are saved as HTML files.

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🔐 Security & Trust

• All data stays on the USB — no cloud, no internet
• SHA-256 integrity checks ensure no corruption
• Optional code signing for enterprise deployments

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📄 License

This tool is for internal use only. Assets (like Chrome installers) are subject to their respective licenses.

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Developed with ❤️ for seamless, offline, enterprise-ready migrations.