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Buy it once.
One payment. No subscription, no account, no seat count. Fourteen days to decide, with every feature switched on.
One person · every Mac you personally use · perpetual
Secure checkout by Stripe · GST/VAT added where applicable · Licence emailed immediately
- Every capture signal, every search surface, the full MCP server
- All 1.x point releases included
- Works offline; nothing you record leaves your Mac
- No account to create and none to lose
What happens when the trial ends.
Recording stops. That is the only thing that stops.
Screen, audio and context capture stop acquiring anything new. The app says so plainly rather than showing a Record button that would refuse.
Everything already recorded stays yours and stays searchable: Screens, search, Workday, evidence and the MCP server all keep answering over your existing history.
Buying or activating a licence resumes recording immediately — no reinstall, no relaunch, no lost history.
Two ways to get it.
Same price, same app, two different sets of rules about what macOS will let it do. The App Store version runs inside Apple's sandbox, which withholds four of the capture signals. That is structural, not a feature we left out.
Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple. Every capture signal, including the optional Accessibility Helper.
- Structured UI text from the focused window
- Browser page context
- Terminal and repository context
- Per-app audio levels
Sandboxed, installed and updated by Apple, purchased in-app. Screens, audio, transcription, Workday, search and MCP all work the same way.
- No structured UI — needs the Accessibility Helper, which the sandbox forbids
- No browser page context — reading your browser is not permitted
- No terminal context — reading your terminal is not permitted
- No per-app audio levels — per-process audio access is not permitted
Submitted for review.
Refunds, plainly.
The fourteen-day trial is the evaluation period, and it is the whole product with nothing held back. Try it on your real work before you pay. After purchase we do not offer refunds beyond what the law requires — which is why the trial is long, complete, and asks for no card.
If a purchase is refunded or charged back, the licence stops working. Buying on the Mac App Store instead means Apple handles refunds under Apple's own policy.
Something actually broken is not a refund question — it is a support question, and we would rather fix it.
Sold by Hanso Pte. Ltd., Singapore. Full terms in the licence agreement.
Questions people actually ask.
Nothing you record ever leaves your Mac. The direct version asks this site one question, at most once a week — whether that one licence has been refunded — and sends the licence identifier and nothing else. If the request fails, nothing changes, with no countdown. App Store copies do not make it at all.
There is nothing to stop paying — it is one payment. If a licence is refunded, recording stops, but your existing history stays on your disk and stays searchable.
Your licence is verified offline, on your Mac, against a key embedded in the app. It does not need this site to keep working. The weekly refund check fails open by design, so a server that no longer exists is indistinguishable from one you cannot reach: nothing changes.
It depends on your capture profile, display count and how much of the day you record. Retention is configurable per category, and the Storage pane shows the live breakdown and lets you delete video or history explicitly.
Yes — the licence is for one person, on the Macs you personally use. Each Mac keeps its own local history; cross-Mac sync is disabled in 1.0.