Bought a Mac app directly from a developer and need the serial number, license file, receipt, or download link later? License Store keeps those details together, organized around the app they belong to. It is built for paid Mac apps that come with license keys, activation links, license files, receipts, invoices, and email addresses tied to the license - details that are easy to lose when they live across mail, downloads, notes, and vendor accounts. Create a dedicated record for each app: - license keys and related email addresses - file-based licenses - activation links, websites, and download links - expiration dates - invoices, receipts, PDFs, and other attachments - notes, versions, and app icons Build your library quickly: - import installed apps by drag and drop - scan common app folders with Find & Import Apps - import CSV, JSON, or License Store files (.ls) from previous exports Use it when the license moment arrives: - search across your library - copy keys and email addresses instantly - drag keys or email addresses into other apps - preview attachments with Quick Look - track whether a license is valid, expired, or updates-only expired - open vendor websites, download links, and activation links from the same record Keep control of your data: - sync across Macs with iCloud - protect your library with automatic local backups - export your data as CSV, JSON, or full-fidelity License Store files (.ls) - automate common actions with license-store://add and license-store://show links License Store is not a generic password vault. It is a dedicated library for app licenses and purchase records, built for the moment when reinstalling an app, moving to a new Mac, or checking an old purchase requires details you saved years ago. If you have ever bought an app directly from a developer and later had to dig for the license, License Store is built for that moment.