Plans, trials, and lifetime access
Pinwork access is handled by the App Store through StoreKit.
The app can offer subscription access and lifetime access. The exact product names, availability, and displayed prices come from StoreKit on the device.
Subscription access
Section titled “Subscription access”Pinwork can offer monthly and yearly subscription products.
When StoreKit reports an active subscription, Pinwork unlocks Pro access.
Subscription states can include:
- trial
- active
- grace period
- billing retry
- expired
- revoked
Trial, active subscription, and grace period count as Pro access.
Trial access
Section titled “Trial access”If the current StoreKit product includes a free trial, the trial is handled by the App Store.
Pinwork reads the entitlement state from StoreKit. When the trial is active, the app treats it as Pro access.
At the end of a trial, Apple controls renewal, cancellation, and billing. Use Apple’s subscription management to change or cancel a trial.
Lifetime access
Section titled “Lifetime access”Lifetime access unlocks Pro without a subscription expiration.
When StoreKit reports the lifetime product as active, Pinwork treats access as active across supported devices signed in with the same Apple ID.
Use Restore Purchases on a new device to recover lifetime access.
One plan across Apple devices
Section titled “One plan across Apple devices”One active Pinwork purchase covers supported Apple devices:
- iPhone
- iPad
- Mac
- Apple Watch
Use the same App Store Apple ID on each device so StoreKit can restore the same purchase or subscription.
Apple Watch receives access state from the companion iPhone.
Prices and availability
Section titled “Prices and availability”The App Store supplies localized product names, trial availability, and display prices. Those values can differ by country, currency, tax handling, offer state, or App Store configuration.
The current price shown inside the app is the source of truth.
TestFlight sandbox purchases
Section titled “TestFlight sandbox purchases”In TestFlight, purchase flows use Apple’s sandbox environment.
Sandbox transactions are for testing and do not charge real money. Restore and renewal behavior can differ from production App Store purchases.
If you are testing through TestFlight, mention that when contacting support.
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