Set up your next Mac.
Open your synced library and find your keys, registered email addresses, and saved download links.
Software license manager for Mac
License Store keeps your software license keys, files, and receipts together.
Ready when you reinstall, renew, or move to a new Mac.
One-time purchase per major version · No subscription
Requires macOS 26 or newer
Also on the Mac App Store

Made by ApptoriumThe people behind SideNotes
Less searching. More getting on with it.
The key is in an old email. The invoice is somewhere in Downloads. Keep them with the app they belong to, ready for the next time you need them.
Open your synced library and find your keys, registered email addresses, and saved download links.
Search for an app and copy its key or open its license file. No digging through years of purchase emails.
Get a reminder before a license or update plan expires, with the purchase details already at hand.

One app. The whole story.
Keep the whole purchase together, from the email address you registered with to the invoice you might need years later.


Easy to start. Easy to find again.
Save your next purchase, then add the rest at your own pace. Already have a spreadsheet? Import your records from CSV or JSON.
Drag it from Finder or scan your installed apps. License Store can fill in its name, icon, and version.

Paste your license key or add a license file. Save the registered email and attach your receipt.

Search by app name, copy the key, and get back to what you were doing.

Moving from a spreadsheet? Import from CSV or JSON →

License and update reminders
Choose a reminder 1, 7, 14, or 30 days before expiration, at a time that suits you.
Track whether the license itself expires or just its included updates. See what needs renewing without confusing the two.
See how reminders workYour library, under your control

Your library follows you through iCloud. Sign in with the same Apple account on each Mac.

Recover records from a local backup if you delete something by mistake. Choose whether to include large attachments.
About backups →Export key-based records as CSV or JSON. Use the License Store format to include license files and attachments.
About exporting →No analytics or telemetry in the app. Your library is stored on your Mac, with optional iCloud sync. Read about data safety →
Made by Apptorium
We make SideNotes, Workspaces, and other Mac apps that help with everyday work. License Store gives your software collection the same care and attention.
Before you get started
More practical answers in our License Store guides.
Anyone who buys apps directly from developers and wants to keep their license keys, files, and receipts organized. It’s especially useful as your collection grows or when you move to a new Mac.
No. App import fills in details such as the name, icon, and version. You add the license key yourself or import saved records from CSV or JSON. Learn about app import.
No. $7.99 buys the current major version, including all minor updates within that version. Future major upgrades may require a separate purchase. You can try the app free for 30 days before buying.
License Store requires macOS 26 or newer. Your library is stored locally, so you can use it without iCloud. To sync between Macs, sign in with the same Apple account.
License Store does not add its own encryption layer to the library or local backups. We recommend enabling FileVault on your Mac. Hiding a key in the app keeps it out of view; it does not encrypt it. Read the data safety guide.
Yes. Import records from CSV, JSON, or a License Store file. For CSV and JSON, you can map your fields to the matching License Store fields. See the import guide.
Yes. Export as CSV, JSON, or a License Store file. Use the native format when you want to move your library with its files and attachments. See export options.
License Store organizes your software as a visual app library, with license files, receipts, download links, and expiration reminders. A password manager is the better choice if you want your keys inside an encrypted vault with your passwords. Compare the two approaches.

License Store for Mac
Try License Store free for 30 days. Start with an app you already own.
One-time purchase per major version · No subscription
Requires macOS 26 or newer
Also on the Mac App Store