Changes to the SDKs, the CLI, the API, the customer portal, the dashboard and the website. Filter by what you use, or follow it in a reader with the Atom feed.
Turn on Customer portal in a product's Settings tab and its customers get their own page of your portal, such as licensing.yourcompany.com/myapp, showing that product's licenses with its branding beside yours.
A new Customer portal page covers turning it on, how customers sign in, what they can see and do, handing out the keys of a team purchase, and using your own domain.
Settings > Payments links a Paddle account with an API key, beside Stripe. Price pickers, archive offers, held sales and License detail work with Paddle, and the docs have a new page, Selling through Paddle. Paddle opens no checkout until its account has a default payment link, so the card warns while one is missing.
The feature list, the plan list and the platforms answer now say how an App Store build restores a license: Key pickup, a code emailed to the address on the license, with no key to type.
The home page lists the Dart and Flutter SDK beside the others, with its install line and pub.dev link, and the docs have its page: setup, the calls, restoring a license in an App Store build, and how a phone is identified.
keygrant.dev now has a terms of service and a privacy policy, linked from every page footer and from sign-up.
What's New in the dashboard, and a changelog at keygrant.dev/changelog. Filter by SDK, API, dashboard or website, and follow it by feed.
The server API reference now documents listing your products and their license models, and making a test license in a chosen state, with their limits. See /docs/api/server.
The .NET, Rust, Swift and C++ pages now document license files, keys only their buyer can activate, and metered uses, as the Electron page does, at the current SDK versions. See /docs/sdks.
A paid plan adds a year of Analytics history, CSV downloads and your own domain for the customer portal, beside more licenses and products. Stripe is the payment processor, and test licenses never count toward a plan.
The docs have a page for the keygrant command line: installing it, signing in, every command and its options, JSON output and exit codes. See /docs/cli.