Even with just a few Kirby licenses it can be hard to keep track of them. If you have a private repo plan on Github you can do like I did today…
# Kirby Licenses
Keep track of your Kirby licenses. Be sure to use a **PRIVATE** repository.
| Domain | Code | Type |
| ------------ | ---- | --------- |
| example1.com | CODE | Pro |
| example2.com | CODE | Personal |
This solution is not for everyone. Some will probably prefer Google Docs, or just a simple txt file.