Admin token
The value of the Worker's ADMIN_TOKEN secret. Kept in this browser only.
Where things stand
Who's using it
From the licence check a running copy makes about once a day: which Mac, which build, and the days it was open. Nothing about what anyone does in the app. Days in use are counted from 30 Sep 2026; before that only the first and last day are known. A "shares usage" line appears only for people who switched on Share usage numbers in the app's Settings: counts of what happened, never what was in it.
Over time
One row a day, kept for good. Days before 30 Sep 2026 are filled in from what the licence check had kept (60 days), so the earliest bars can read low. Usage is added up across everyone who shares it, with nothing that says who.
Downloads and updates
Counted where the files are served, by day and country, with no address kept. A copy checks for an update about once a day while it is open, licensed or not, so checks per day is roughly how many copies were open. It is a count of checks, not of distinct Macs.
Held names
Locked names carry a padlock and cannot be released by anyone — they are the role addresses every mail system is assumed to own. Everything else is held by default or by you, and the × gives it up.
Licences
A key is issued to one email and both are needed to activate it. Activation binds a machine and hands back a 14-day lease, so the app keeps working offline — which also means revoking takes up to that long to bite. Every attempt is recorded, refusals included.
Leave the date blank and the licence never expires. The lease still renews every fortnight, so revoking still works.
Access requests
From the form on runco.io. Send key issues a key for the address that asked and emails it with the download link, in one click. Leave its date blank for a key that never expires, or pick the last day it works. Issue key only fills the form above, for a licence you want to hand over yourself.