# Pro (/pro)



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A licence gates exactly one thing: **how many ways into a flow may be armed at
once**. Everything else — shortcuts, the Hyper key, leader menus, snippets,
variables, building and editing flows — is the same on a free copy.

Two things about that are worth stating plainly, because they are what make
losing a licence harmless:

* **A capped flow is never rewritten.** It keeps its settings and simply stops
  claiming the keyboard. Regaining Pro turns it back on with nothing to redo.
* **A press that is declined says why.** It does not fail silently.

The Run button inside the flow editor is never capped, so a flow can always be
built and tested.

## To write [#to-write]

* What counts as a "way in", and how the free allowance is spent
* Activating, and moving a licence to another Mac
* Going offline, and how long entitlement survives it
* Reading the state in the licence pane
