Totally agree on the data lock-out problem. Quoting from
https://museapp.com/memos/2021-06-pricing/> In an ideal world, a software subscription will let you pay just when you’re getting value from a product, and stop paying when you aren't getting value any more. In practice, many subscriptions feel bad because they are hard to cancel; or worse yet, they require you to pay forever to keep accessing the content you’ve created in the app.
> Muse is different. We never want to hold your data hostage. You should pay for it only when you’re getting active use out of the app.
> Once you cancel your membership (after a month, a year, or ten years) all your cards will still be fully accessible. You can still navigate around, doodle on your boards and PDFs, move cards, and export a subset or all of it as a Muse bundle or PDF. You can search by label, change labels, edit text.
> The only thing you can’t do? Add new content.
> You never need to worry that your data is locked up. We want you to pay for the value you’re getting from the tool, not for the data storage.
> In an ideal world, a software subscription will let you pay just when you’re getting value from a product, and stop paying when you aren't getting value any more. In practice, many subscriptions feel bad because they are hard to cancel; or worse yet, they require you to pay forever to keep accessing the content you’ve created in the app.
> Muse is different. We never want to hold your data hostage. You should pay for it only when you’re getting active use out of the app.
> Once you cancel your membership (after a month, a year, or ten years) all your cards will still be fully accessible. You can still navigate around, doodle on your boards and PDFs, move cards, and export a subset or all of it as a Muse bundle or PDF. You can search by label, change labels, edit text.
> The only thing you can’t do? Add new content.
> You never need to worry that your data is locked up. We want you to pay for the value you’re getting from the tool, not for the data storage.