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Devolens provides a software licensing system called Cryptolens for teams building and selling software. This channel shows how licensing works in practice. We focus on implementation, from validating licenses in your application to structuring licensing models and integrating with your backend. Licensing often becomes harder to manage as products grow. It affects how you release features, change pricing, and control access across environments. Here, we show how to set it up so it stays predictable and maintainable. Typical topics include: - License validation and enforcement - Feature-based and usage-based licensing - Backend and API integrations - Offline licensing scenarios If you are building software and want licensing to work reliably in production, this channel shows how to do it.

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