Where to Buy or Try Apps from Michel Fortin's Website

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Michel Fortin's site (michelf.ca) does not sell apps directly. It points visitors to the Store section, which lists Trials, Lost Codes, and an App Store → link. To buy an app, follow that App Store link; to try one first, check the Trials page. The site itself does not list prices, so you'll need to check the App Store listing for current pricing.

What the Store section contains

The Store page is the central hub for getting Michel Fortin's software. Based on the site's navigation, it includes:

  • Trials — a page for trial versions of the apps
  • Lost Codes — a page for recovering lost license or redemption codes
  • App Store → — an outbound link to Apple's App Store, where the apps are distributed

This means the site works as a directory and information source, not a checkout. Purchases and downloads happen through the App Store.

Finding a specific app

The site lists its Mac and iOS apps on the main page and in an Apps section. Named apps include:

App What it does (per site)
Counterparts Lite String table editor
Black Light Color effects on a schedule
Gamma Control Screen calibration
Gamma Board Listed under Apps
Scenica Listed under Apps
Sim Daltonism Color blindness simulation
Red Stripe Listed under Apps

To buy or try one, open its app page and use the App Store link there, or go through the Store section's App Store link. The app pages are the most reliable place to find the correct store listing for each title.

Trying before buying

The Trials page under Store is the place to look for trial versions. If a trial exists for the app you want, it will be listed there. If an app has no trial, the App Store listing is the only distribution channel shown on the site.

Recovering a purchase

If you've bought an app before and lost your code, the Lost Codes page under Store is the intended starting point. This is useful for apps distributed with license codes rather than standard App Store purchases.

What the site does not tell you

The site does not publish prices, subscription terms, or system requirements in the material available. Any statement about cost or free availability would be a guess. Check the App Store listing for the specific app to confirm price, compatibility, and whether a free tier exists.

Practical steps

  1. Go to michelf.ca and open Store.
  2. For a trial, open Trials and find your app.
  3. To buy, use App Store → or the App Store link on the individual app page.
  4. For a lost license code, open Lost Codes.
  5. Confirm price and requirements on the App Store page before purchasing.

For questions not covered by these pages, the site provides Contact details, including email and Mastodon.