Your account
The licence key issued when you subscribed, the installer download while your subscription is active, what Stripe says about the subscription right now, and a way into Stripe's own customer portal for cards, invoices and cancellation.
Signing in
There is no password on this account, and this service has nowhere to put one — there is no password field, no hash and no reset flow anywhere in it. Give the address your subscription is under and a one-time link is emailed to it. The link works once and stops working after fifteen minutes; signing in lasts thirty minutes and then stops. Nothing is kept in this browser, so closing the tab or reloading the page signs you out and asking for another link is one click.
Asking for a link always says the same thing back, whether or not that address has a subscription. That is on purpose: an answer that distinguished the two would hand over the customer list one address at a time.
- Signed in as
- Licence key
- Subscription
- Download
Installers are for macOS. If you are not sure which build this Mac needs, the Apple menu's About This Mac says Apple silicon or Intel. A download link lasts five minutes and works once, so press the button when you are ready for the download to start.
- Payments recorded here
What is here, and what is in Stripe
- Your licence key, and the state of your subscription read live from Stripe on every request rather than from a copy that could be out of date.
- The macOS installer, for Apple silicon or Intel, while your subscription is active. Each download link lasts five minutes and works once, and the version and SHA-256 are shown next to it so you can check what arrived.
- Cards, invoices, receipts, tax details and cancellation are all in Stripe's own customer portal, which the button above opens for your subscription only. None of it is rebuilt here, because a billing screen is a place where a bug costs somebody money.
- Payments listed here are only the ones this service has been told about, so the list may be shorter than your real history. The portal is the complete record.
A licence key is a record of your subscription rather than a lock on the application. The shipped application still uses a temporary local gate, so the key is not yet what makes the product run, and a subscription state shown here is not enforced on your machine.