Anonymous visitor
A visitor opens the app and can explore a controlled demo using sample, temporary or limited data. They can understand the workflow before creating an account.
Demo, full access and install guide
One public app. Demo first. Full version unlocks after payment.
Users do not need a separate demo app, a second download or a different paid website. They use the same public app the whole way through.
How demo mode works
Let people try enough to understand the value.
Demo mode should feel useful, but it should not give away unrestricted saving, premium AI, exports or cloud sync.
Registered free user
A free account keeps the user in demo mode. They can sign in, see upgrade prompts and test limited features, but premium tools remain locked.
Paid subscriber
After checkout, the same app unlocks full access. There is no separate paid app, no second URL and no duplicate account.
Expired subscription
Premium features lock again, but legitimate saved data should normally remain preserved and return when payment resumes.
Getting the full version
Simple upgrade flow
- Open the app page and try the demo.
- Create an account or sign in.
- Choose the subscription or bundle option.
- Complete payment through Stripe Checkout.
- Return to the same app and full access unlocks automatically.
The important point for visitors is confidence: payment does not send them to a different product. It unlocks the full version inside the same public app.
What full access means
Real data, premium tools and cloud features
- Permanent saved records where the app supports them
- Cloud sync and account-based history
- Premium AI features where the app uses AI
- Downloads, exports or advanced tools where included
- Server-side subscription checks protecting paid actions
Google Chrome install
How to download or install the app from Chrome
Most of these apps are designed to behave like installable web apps. The simplest customer instruction is to use Google Chrome and install the site to the device.
On a Windows or Mac computer
- Open the app in Google Chrome.
- Look at the right side of the address bar for the install icon.
- If you do not see it, open the Chrome menu.
- Choose Cast, save, and share, then Install page.
- The app opens from the desktop, Start menu or Chrome apps list.
On an Android phone
- Open the app in Google Chrome.
- Tap the Chrome menu.
- Choose Add to Home screen or Install app.
- Confirm the install.
- Open it later from the phone's home screen like a normal app.
If the install button does not appear
- Make sure the site is opened in Chrome, not inside another app's browser.
- Refresh the page after the first visit.
- Check that the app is using the live secure https address.
- Bookmark the app until install support is active.