Pay once.

The whole app. The assistant: the palette over any app, the conversation, every provider and your own skills. And the studio: the apps for games, web, iPhone and Android apps, pictures, vector art, sound, music, film, staged shots, 3D, pages, ads, posts and code, each with its own workspaces and tools, and the applications they drive: Blender, the iPhone Simulator, Android and your own Chrome. Team is the same, for five people.

Two per person. A Robin Studio licence runs on two Macs, and a Team licence on two for each of its five people. Both can be yours, or one can be a work machine. Replacing a Mac? Deactivate Robin on the old one and the new one can take its place. What is not allowed is a third Mac at the same time, or handing the key to someone the licence is not for.

For as long as Robin is made. Every release is yours, new features included, with nothing to renew and nothing to pay again.

The first 100 Robin Studio licences are $39, then $59. The first 100 Team licences are $99, then $149. It is the same app with the same updates for life; only the price is lower. The cap is real, not a countdown that resets: when the 100 are gone, the launch price comes off the page.

Whatever your model provider charges for what you use, billed by them, at their prices, with no margin added and nothing routed through us. Point Robin at Ollama, LM Studio or llama.cpp on your own Mac and the running cost is nothing.

Stripe, as merchant of record. Your order is sold through Link, which takes the payment, handles the VAT or sales tax that comes with it and sends your receipt; your statement shows LINK.COM. Robin then emails your licence key.

There is no trial. If Robin turns out not to be what you wanted, write within 14 days of buying and you get your money back (how).

A Mac on macOS 15 or later, and a model: an API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or OpenRouter, Claude Code, which you sign in to with your own Claude plan or API key (Anthropic bills your usage; Robin never sees your login), or a local server such as Ollama or LM Studio. Robin asks for Accessibility and Automation to read what you select and work in other apps, Screen Recording only for the features that show another app’s window, and the microphone only when you speak to it.

To the model provider you chose, with your own key or plan. No Robin server sits in between. With a local model, nothing leaves the Mac. Every project is a folder on your Mac that you can open in anything.

The privacy page lists every host the app can reach.

Robin drives the applications on your Mac: Blender (models made, looked at and sent on), the iPhone Simulator (your app installed, launched and walked by name), an Android device or emulator (install, launch, read and press) and your own Chrome, with your sessions in it.

Robin installs none of these applications.