Binding commitments to the people who pay us.
go·for·show is built by one touring audio engineer. You are not a user, a funnel, or a retention cohort. You bought a tool from a peer. These commitments are the deal, in writing.
Buy once, unlock both.
When you pay for a Pro unlock in a go·for·show app, the licence is yours, not the store's. Buy on the web and you redeem that same key inside the iOS app — that lands with the next iOS release. The other direction, carrying an App Store purchase onto the web, is the next piece of this commitment and is not built yet. One purchase, one licence, never a second payment.
You'll receive a license key at purchase. Paste it into the app to unlock, or click the emailed magic link. No accounts to create. Buying on the web puts your email on the product-update list; creating an account only does if you tick the box. Occasional notes about the apps, an unsubscribe link in every one, never sold or rented, no marketing spam. One payment, and we never charge you for it again.
Pro features stay Pro. Free features stay free.
Features that are in the free tier today stay in the free tier, forever. We will never shrink the free tier to pressure anyone into paying.
Features you paid to unlock stay unlocked for you, forever. We will never move a Pro feature into a higher tier and make you pay twice for it. If we add new advanced features later, they may belong to a new tier — but nothing you already have gets taken away.
Price changes only affect new buyers. If prices change someday, you still paid what you paid and you still own what you bought. Grandfathered permanently.
Volunteers, students, and nonprofits: just email.
If you run sound for a church on Sundays, or you're a high school or college theater tech, or you volunteer at a nonprofit, or you're a student learning this work — email gryphongraham@gmail.com with a sentence about what you do.
You get Pro, comped. No form, no paperwork, no verification bureaucracy, no begging. A touring engineer built these apps because nobody built them for us. The rooms that can't afford them need them most.
(If you can afford to pay and you do, you're directly funding the comps for the rooms that can't. Thank you.)