PVITECHNOLOGIES

LICENSE POLICY

How Your AuthorLearn Studio License Works

The plain-language version of the activation rules. Short, specific, and the same for every customer.

Two Computers at a Time

Your lifetime license can be active on 2 computers at the same time, for example a desktop and a laptop. To use it on a third computer, deactivate one of the first two.

How to Move Your License

You can deactivate a computer in two ways:

  • In the app on that computer. This is the normal way and has no monthly limit.
  • In your online account, useful when the old computer is lost, broken or already wiped.

Then activate AuthorLearn Studio on the new computer.

The Online Deactivation Limit

You can deactivate computers from your online account up to 3 times in any 30-day period. If you need more than that, use the contact form and support will help. The limit keeps one license from quietly turning into a shared team license.

Working Offline

You need an internet connection to activate. After that, AuthorLearn Studio works offline. When the computer is online it checks in with our license server about once a week, and it must reach the server at least once every 90 days to renew its activation. If a computer stays offline longer, publishing and saving pause (your courses stay safe and open) until it connects again; one check-in fixes it.

Trial Rules

  • The free trial lasts 30 days.
  • You get the full editor.
  • Publishing, and saving or exporting to other formats, are not available until you license.
  • Courses you make in the trial carry over once you license.

Refunds

If a purchase is refunded, the license is revoked and stops working on every computer it was activated on.

Your Account and Privacy

Your online account lets you see and manage your activated computers and can be protected with two-factor authentication. We store no names or postal addresses, email addresses are stored only as one-way hashes, and Stripe handles card payments, so we never see your card number.

Need Help?

Use the contact form. Tell us which computer you are trying to move and what you have tried.