Originally created by @joshuarobs on GitHub (Apr 27, 2021).
I've been looking forward to a pro version of AlDente as I've used this for many months with good results, so why not get a version that has more features and supports the devs?
My question is this: I only have 1 macbook right now, a 16" and I'm planning to eventually sell it and get a smaller 14" when it comes out. Your website says you can have up to 3 macbooks. Is that at a time? Or 3 total? I don't want to have to activate the license key on 2 macbooks, and only have 1 remaining upgrade left in the future, for the lifetime license. I had this problem with some other mac app where I had to buy a new license since I got a new laptop
Thanks, and keep up the great work!
Originally created by @joshuarobs on GitHub (Apr 27, 2021).
I've been looking forward to a pro version of AlDente as I've used this for many months with good results, so why not get a version that has more features and supports the devs?
My question is this: I only have 1 macbook right now, a 16" and I'm planning to eventually sell it and get a smaller 14" when it comes out. Your website says you can have up to 3 macbooks. Is that at a time? Or 3 total? I don't want to have to activate the license key on 2 macbooks, and only have 1 remaining upgrade left in the future, for the lifetime license. I had this problem with some other mac app where I had to buy a new license since I got a new laptop
Thanks, and keep up the great work!
The answer to your question is there: Pricing What Happens To My License When I Get A New MacBook? No worries, you can take your license to your new MacBook. Just deactivate your license on the old MacBook and activate it on your new.
@driversti commented on GitHub (May 7, 2021):
The answer to your question is there: [Pricing](https://apphousekitchen.com/pricing/)
**What Happens To My License When I Get A New MacBook?**
_No worries, you can take your license to your new MacBook. Just deactivate your license on the old MacBook and activate it on your new._
The answer to your question is there: Pricing What Happens To My License When I Get A New MacBook? No worries, you can take your license to your new MacBook. Just deactivate your license on the old MacBook and activate it on your new.
What if I have no other access to my old mac because i.e. hard drive crashed (happened to me recently). Is there a procedure to deactivate licenses remotely?
@peros550 commented on GitHub (May 7, 2021):
> The answer to your question is there: [Pricing](https://apphousekitchen.com/pricing/)
> **What Happens To My License When I Get A New MacBook?**
> _No worries, you can take your license to your new MacBook. Just deactivate your license on the old MacBook and activate it on your new._
What if I have no other access to my old mac because i.e. hard drive crashed (happened to me recently). Is there a procedure to deactivate licenses remotely?
The answer to your question is there: Pricing What Happens To My License When I Get A New MacBook? No worries, you can take your license to your new MacBook. Just deactivate your license on the old MacBook and activate it on your new.
What if I have no other access to my old mac because i.e. hard drive crashed (happened to me recently). Is there a procedure to deactivate licenses remotely?
Hi @peros550,
yes, you would have to write to the support in this situation.
@MatthiasKerbl commented on GitHub (May 7, 2021):
> > The answer to your question is there: [Pricing](https://apphousekitchen.com/pricing/)
> > **What Happens To My License When I Get A New MacBook?**
> > _No worries, you can take your license to your new MacBook. Just deactivate your license on the old MacBook and activate it on your new._
>
> What if I have no other access to my old mac because i.e. hard drive crashed (happened to me recently). Is there a procedure to deactivate licenses remotely?
Hi @peros550,
yes, you would have to write to the support in this situation.
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Originally created by @joshuarobs on GitHub (Apr 27, 2021).
I've been looking forward to a pro version of AlDente as I've used this for many months with good results, so why not get a version that has more features and supports the devs?
My question is this: I only have 1 macbook right now, a 16" and I'm planning to eventually sell it and get a smaller 14" when it comes out. Your website says you can have up to 3 macbooks. Is that at a time? Or 3 total? I don't want to have to activate the license key on 2 macbooks, and only have 1 remaining upgrade left in the future, for the lifetime license. I had this problem with some other mac app where I had to buy a new license since I got a new laptop
Thanks, and keep up the great work!
@peros550 commented on GitHub (May 3, 2021):
+1
@driversti commented on GitHub (May 7, 2021):
The answer to your question is there: Pricing
What Happens To My License When I Get A New MacBook?
No worries, you can take your license to your new MacBook. Just deactivate your license on the old MacBook and activate it on your new.
@peros550 commented on GitHub (May 7, 2021):
What if I have no other access to my old mac because i.e. hard drive crashed (happened to me recently). Is there a procedure to deactivate licenses remotely?
@MatthiasKerbl commented on GitHub (May 7, 2021):
Hi @peros550,
yes, you would have to write to the support in this situation.