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Hi KRK, thanks for flagging this. In-app checkout for Premium isn't live yet since the app is still in beta, that's expected right now, not a bug on your end. I've followed up directly over email with the details on how to get Premium in the meantime. Please check your inbox, including spam, since your first email to us landed there too. Apologies for the friction, in-app checkout is on the way. This is just a beta-stage limitation.
There is, under Tools. It resizes by pixels or by percentage, keeps the aspect ratio locked unless you unlock it, and preserves transparency when you export a PNG.
Yes, and it is the route we recommend. The Store version installs in one click with no setup wizard and no unknown-publisher warning. The direct .exe installer is still on the download page if you prefer it.
People are using it for real work today, and it updates itself as fixes ship. Beta is there to set expectations honestly: you may still meet a rough edge, and if you do, telling us about it is the fastest way to get it fixed.
Yes, under Tools. It is a split view with your markdown on one side and a live preview on the other, with syntax highlighting for code blocks.
You can read PDFs, convert them to editable Word documents with the formatting and images preserved, turn images into a PDF, and rearrange, merge or split pages. Recent work went into keeping fonts, colours and embedded images intact on the way to Word.
Both are in development. Windows came first because that is where most of the early interest was. The download page will switch from Coming soon to a real button the moment each one is ready.
Premium unlocks editing and saving across the whole suite, plus the extras: the PDF tools, the markdown editor and the image resizer. It is one plan, so there is no feature matrix to work through.
Your files stay on your device. We do not upload, scan or store the documents you work on. The only thing on our servers is the account itself, which is your sign-in details and your plan.
Yes. Writer opens .docx, Sheets opens .xlsx and Slides opens .pptx, and you can save back to those formats. Very unusual layouts can still differ slightly, so if you hit a file that does not come through cleanly, send it over. It genuinely helps us fix it.
The main difference is that it is built in C++ and Qt and compiled for your machine, so it starts fast and stays responsive on large files. There is no browser tab, no background sync, and nothing phoning home while you work.
Yes. It is a native desktop application, not a web app in a wrapper, so everything runs on your machine. You only need a connection to sign in once and to receive updates.
There is no countdown and no card needed to start. The free plan lets you open and read your documents for as long as you like. Premium is what unlocks full editing and saving across Writer, Sheets and Slides.
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