Three machines. One purchase covers up to three Macs. Moving to a new machine does not cost anything: delete the old activation code and generate a fresh one for the new Mac.

Updates, your way. Every app can check for updates on its own and tell you when one is ready, or stay quiet and leave it to you to check by hand. Set it whichever way you prefer in the app.

14 days trial, no questions asked. Refunds follow EU consumer law: if it is not for you, ask within 14 days of purchase and you get your money back. You don't have to fill in a form or give a reason.

The standalones plug into Ableton Live the way a plugin does, but from the outside. Each one runs as its own Mac app and reaches your set over a virtual MIDI port, the same route any outboard hardware uses (for MidiMirror, through a real Remote Script it writes into Live). You get the immediacy of a plugin, picking it as a MIDI source and playing, without living inside the DAW's process. That separation works in your favour: if Live crashes, the app and whatever you were building in it are untouched, and if the app crashes, your project stays unbothered.

These tools were built with the purpose of actually making music. I built each one because I needed it in my own sessions, before sharing them for a little fee crossed my mind. I won't create devices that are doing something that already exists without adding any additional new benefit.