Licensing

Developer productivity. Source ownership. Perpetual use.

Safire's published Version 1 purchase path is based on a perpetual license for the Safire software version purchased, while keeping a clear boundary between the professional development environment and deployed applications.

Commercial licensing
Safire platform illustration
Illustrative product concept. Detailed features and technical references follow below.
IDE

Licensed SafireIDE

The professional productivity surface: visual design, source, data tools, project targets, diagnostics, testing, Vault integration and controlled AI assistance.

SRC

Your application source

Readable Safire source and project metadata remain developer-owned. The IDE must not become the only place where the application truth exists.

RT

Deployable applications

End users run the application and required runtime components — not the professional development environment.

Boundary

A commercial IDE without a source lock-in.

AreaSafireIDE / development environmentRuntime / source path
Visual designProfessional RAD productivity surfaceSource remains readable, reviewable and buildable
AI workflowContext, proposals, diffs, apply controls and auditAI remains optional; source changes remain reviewable
Build & packageIntegrated build, package, diagnostics and release toolingCommand-line and reproducible build paths remain important
DeploymentDeveloper tooling prepares the applicationEnd users run the deployed application/runtime, not the IDE
SupportDiagnostics, tests and support bundlesRuntime logs and application artefacts support field diagnosis
Perpetual Version 1 path

The purchased software version does not become a forced subscription.

The current pricing page defines Alpha, Beta and Commercial V1 as purchase windows into the same Safire product line. A perpetual license means the purchased software version can continue to be used under the published license terms.

Commercial detail: final license text, runtime redistribution clauses, support terms and future major-version upgrade pricing should be read from the applicable published agreement when released. Public preview terms may still change before commercial launch.