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Most of it is answered below. If yours is not, the contact form goes to one inbox and the person who reads it wrote the code.
Most of it is answered below. If yours is not, the contact form goes to one inbox and the person who reads it wrote the code.
The short version of this list is on the front page. This is the whole thing.
No. Every app is a one-time purchase with free updates. The bundle is one payment of $49.99 for all three. There is nothing to cancel because nothing renews.
Each licence is for your personal use on up to 2 Macs. Your account lists every licence you own and how many seats are in use. Sign in inside the app on a second Mac and it takes the second seat by itself.
Yes. Card payments run through Paddle, our reseller. There is also a crypto option in the same checkout window, which issues an invoice and activates your licence when the payment confirms.
Email [email protected] within 14 days of your purchase and you get your money back, no hassle. Crest has a free tier and all three apps have a 7-day trial, so please ask in good faith. The full policy is on the legal page.
Buying creates your account and sends one link that sets your password. Check spam first, because that one email is the whole handoff. If it is not there, write to [email protected] from the address you paid with and it gets fixed by hand, usually the same day.
Because your account is how you get what you paid for. Licences live on your email, activation links go to your email, and signing in inside the app is what unlocks Pro. Making the account first means a purchase can never land somewhere you cannot reach.
Check spam, then use the resend link on the account page. Confirmation links are good for 14 days. If the address had a typo, sign up again with the right one: an unconfirmed account can be replaced safely.
Use the forgotten-password link on the account page. The reset email goes to your address, and the reply you see is deliberately the same whether or not an account exists, so nobody can use that form to find out who has one.
Yes. Sign in inside the app on the new Mac and it activates. If both seats are already used, write to [email protected] and the old seat gets released.
Nothing. Your key keeps working forever. Sign in with the email you bought with and it appears in your account next to anything new you pick up.
Crest wants a MacBook with a notch on macOS 14 or later. Take runs on any Mac on macOS 14 or later. Minutes requires macOS 26 on Apple Silicon, because its transcription and summarization use Apple's built-in models.
All three apps are signed and notarized by Apple, so the usual right-click-to-open workaround should not be needed. If macOS still refuses, the download was probably interrupted: delete it, empty the Trash and download again. If it happens twice, write in and say which macOS you are on.
Only for the module you are using, and each request says so in the dialog. Calendar for your next meeting and the one-tap join. Reminders for todos. Bluetooth for device batteries. The microphone for the pre-meeting mic check and the teleprompter's follow-my-voice scrolling. The camera for the pre-meeting camera check. Deny any of them and that one module goes quiet, while the rest keeps working.
Yes. You need internet once, to activate. After that every feature runs offline. Minutes never sends audio or text anywhere, online or not: transcription and summaries run on Apple's on-device models.
Each app checks for its own updates and can install in place, and every app's settings has a Check for updates button. Updates are free for the life of the app you bought.
Quit the app and drag it from Applications to the Trash. Your files stay where they are: recordings are .mov files in your Movies folder and meeting notes are Markdown in their own folder, both readable without any of our software. Delete those yourself if you want them gone.
A real person reads these, usually the one who wrote the code. Say which app, what happened and what you expected, and you save a round trip.
Nothing appears here until it is approved, and a verified badge means the address matches a real licence. We do not write these.
Each app keeps its own history, and the same text appears inside the app under What's New. Updates are free for the life of the app.
It goes live once we have read it. If your email matches a licence it gets a verified badge.
Thank you. It is in the queue and goes up once it has been read.