Your tagwerk licence
tagwerk Pro is bought once and belongs to you on every platform. There is no account and no
log-in: what proves the purchase is a small signed text file called
tagwerk.license. This page is for putting it to work — and
for getting it back when it is gone.
Buying tagwerk Pro
One purchase, no subscription, every platform — Android and Windows today; Linux is free anyway. What Pro unlocks is on the start page; writing notes, today's tasks, search and the revision history stay free.
The checkout is Stripe's; card details never reach us. We ask for a name for the licence and an e-mail address to send it to, and for no postal address. Your right of withdrawal ends when the licence is delivered — the checkout asks you to confirm that, and the mail confirms it back.
Activating a licence
Two ways, and the second is the one to prefer if you use tagwerk on more than one device.
- Paste it. In tagwerk: Settings → tagwerk Pro → Import licence, then paste the block from the mail. It takes effect immediately.
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Put it in your notes folder. Save the block as a file named
tagwerk.licensein your notes folder — the one holding the year folders — or in itssettingsfolder. Your own sync — Syncthing, Nextcloud, OneDrive, whatever carries the notes — then takes it to your other devices, and there is nothing left to do there. tagwerk's own WebDAV sync carries it too.
The licence carries your name, your e-mail address, the purchase date and an order number — and no expiry date. It is checked on the device, offline; tagwerk asks no server whether you may use it.
Bought in the app on Android?
Then that device is already Pro — the purchase is with Google Play and needs nothing from here. For your other devices, tap Settings → tagwerk Pro → Use Pro on your other devices: tagwerk fetches the licence file and drops it into your notes folder, from where your sync carries it on.
Licence lost?
It happens: a mail archive that was cleaned up, a phone that was reset. Enter the address you bought with and we will send the licence there again.
The licence only ever goes to the address it was bought with, never to the one typed in here, and the answer is the same either way — otherwise this form would be a way of finding out who bought the app.
None of this helps
A licence that will not take, a purchase that never arrived, a device that says it is not Pro although it should be: write to and mention which platform and which version (in the app: Settings → Help).