The Early Access program is an opportunity for users to try out LiquidEarth and provide feedback on it while it's still being developed and before it is fully released commercially.

A definite date for the end of the Early Access is difficult to determine at this stage. We plan for a full commercial release of LiquidEarth in the first half of 2024. For various use cases such as remote and real-time collaboration, we expect LiquidEarth to already be production-ready by summer 2023. This means that participants should already be able to use LiquidEarth productively in their own workflows and with their own data. We will regularly provide updates on development progress and changes to the timeline during the Early Access.

As an early access user, you will be among the first to experience all of the innovative functionalities we are introducing with LiquidEarth. You will have the chance to test the latest features as they come out. By providing us with feedback and feature requests, you will also help shape the final product. Additionally, we plan for users who upgrade to a paid Pro license during Early Access to receive discounts on commercial LiquidEarth licenses during the first year after its full release.

During Early Access, LiquidEarth will continuously grow in functionalities as we iteratively release feature extensions and updates. We aim for each version update to be as stable as possible so that you can use LiquidEarth effectively for your own or your company’s use case. However, as we are still working on improving and refining the software, there may be bugs or other issues that arise. We will be actively monitoring and addressing any such problems and working to improve the product's reliability as the Early Access program progresses. We encourage Early Access users to report bugs and provide feedback on their experience with LiquidEarth so that we can continue to make improvements and tackle any issues swiftly. Check out our LiquidEarth Roadmap to see when you can expect which features to be released, and when it would be most useful for you to start using LiquidEarth. If you require a feature-complete and fully stable software, we encourage you to wait for the full commercial release of LiquidEarth.

Our early access program is open to anyone. You can simply sign up and create a user account via the LiquidEarth web portal on our website. There, you will find further instructions on how to get the app and start using it.

Upon creating a LiquidEarth user account, you'll automatically receive a free demo license. This license grants you access to our latest features, allowing you to explore LiquidEarth's benefits. You'll also have full access to our public knowledge base and tutorials to help you get started. However, the demo license is limited to sample datasets, and you cannot create projects or import your own data. Changes made in the sample project won't sync with the cloud and will reset after each session. To use LiquidEarth with your own datasets and workflows, you'll need to upgrade to a professional license. This unlocks project creation, data importing, local saving, and cloud syncing. You can also invite guest viewers to visualize your projects and collaborate in real-time without extra costs. We offer this upgrade as part of our custom package, which requires you to contact us for assistance in setting up LiquidEarth according to your use case. This package may include advanced customer support and training, depending on your needs. Pricing is determined by your specific requirements and will be discussed upon request. Please note that the above information is current as of 3 Mar 2023, and more advanced or flexible product options may become available soon as we continue to enhance LiquidEarth's offerings.

We welcome and value your feedback on LiquidEarth during Early Access. Upon joining the program, you will gain access to forms through which you can provide feedback, report bugs, and request features. You can also contact our team directly. Your feedback will help us improve the final product and ensure that it meets the needs of our users.

Yes, we encourage Early Access users to share their experience with LiquidEarth with their colleagues and on social media.