VIP Passport
1.0Unlimited access to more than 20 MacAppStudio apps.
Overview
This offer is for 60% off the 1 year VIP Passport
VIP Passport is your key to access 20+ life-changing Mac apps as well as all upcoming new apps and app updates from MacAppStudio at the very low price of $4.99/mo or $59.88/year. We believe that the apps in VIP Passport will help you manage all areas of your life, enabling you to spend more time on the people and things you love.
Choose Your Plan
Personal ($59.88 per year)
- 1 License for each app
- Access to all apps
- New Apps and Updates
- Premium Customer Support
Couple ($119.88 per year)
- 2 Licenses for each app
- Access to all apps
- New Apps and Updates
- Premium Customer Support
Team ($239.88 per month)
- 5 Licenses for each app
- Access to all apps
- New Apps and Updates
- Premium Customer Support
Change your Life with VIP Passport
The apps in VIP passport are specifically designed and developed to make lives simpler, easier and happier. Our apps have helped millions of users across the world to manage their tasks, capture their moments, organize their finances, develop new habits and so much more. So at the price of a cup of coffee you get a lot more.
Access to New Apps and App Updates
VIP Passport also give you access to every single new app from MacAppStudio in the coming years and also updates to all apps. All new apps and updates will automatically be available in your dashboard.
Apps currently included:
- MoneyBag
- TasksBox
- Life
- WishJar
- TimeTracker
- WriteKit
- Social Fan
- Notes+
- Tasks+
- Declutter
- Weather Desk
- Habits
- Quick Desktop
- Journal
- Expenses
- MacKey
- Live Desktop
- Sumo Files
- Recipe Box
- Home Inventory
What's new in VIP Passport
- Initial release
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- OS X 10.8.0 or later
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And on top of all that, five of the apps are listed as coming soon on your Web site.
And on top of all that, five of the apps are listed as coming soon on your Web site.
Renting is also handy for that time you really need a feature. Shouldn't all software developers really be pushing to the professional that knows all of the features vs the person that paid $5 to get one document edited. Sure they may forget to cancel the subscription so you can get a recurring fee for nothing, but is that really where we are headed?