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Purchased after Sept 1, 2025? Log into your account created during checkout in our Lemon Squeezy store: Lemon Squeezy orders.
Purchased before Aug 31, 2025? Use Lost License to have your license(s) resent to the email you originally purchased with.
Where is my Account?
If you bought before Aug. 31, 2025:
Account info from the old store is no longer available. You can have your previous registration/license info sent to the purchase email from Lost License. The old accounts are archived.
If you bought after Sept. 1, 2025:
There is a new store called Lemon Squeezy. Log in there or contact Lemon Squeezy for sales/account information: Lemon Squeezy account.
Never received your License Key?
Itโs automatically emailed with the receipt to the email address you purchased with. Check spam/junk and verify the email was spelled correctly.
If you still canโt find it, please use Sales Support.
I lost or deleted an app I purchased from Apple App Store or Google Play - how do I re-download it?
Second: search the manual. Select your platform and app here: Manuals.
If the app crashes or wonโt launch, sending a crash report helps. (See โHow to Send a Crash Reportโ on this page.)
Still have an issue? Let us know which app, app version number, and OS version you are using. Briefly describe the problem, include steps to reproduce, and attach screenshots/logs when possible.
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How to Send a Crash Report
macOS
Open Console: From Finder, go to Applications > Utilities and open the Console app.
Locate Reports: In the Console sidebar, select User Reports or Crash Reports to find logs for your applications.
Find a Specific Log: Look for a report starting with your app's binary name and timestamp.
View and Share: Double-click a log to open it in Console or select Reveal in Finder to drag the file elsewhere.
Windows
Open Event Viewer: Press Windows key + X and select Event Viewer.
Check Windows Logs: Navigate to Windows Logs > System and look for critical errors or warnings around the time of the crash.
Locate Minidumps: For more detailed memory snapshots, check the C:\Windows\Minidump\ directory for minidump files.
iOS
Open Settings: Open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
Go to Analytics: Tap Privacy & Security (or Privacy), then Analytics & Improvements, and finally Analytics Data.
Find the Log: Look for a file name starting with your app's name and a timestamp.
View and Share: Tap the log to view its content, then use the share icon to email it to yourself or support.
Android
Developer Console: If you are a developer, you can find crashes reported for your app in the Google Play Console under the Crashes and ANRs section.
Using logcat (for Developers):
Connect your Android device via USB and enable debugging.
Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to your Android SDK platform-tools directory.
Run the command logcat and then open the crashing app to see the live logs in your terminal.
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