COMMON QUESTIONS
Everything you need
to know.
Why is Able $79 if some Windows agents are $29?
Rosply is a cheaper one-time screenshot clicker. Able is a licensed Windows agent with a local vault, native files and terminal, a 7-day no-card trial, and eight signed store modules. Fair comparison: uable.store/vs/rosply.
How is Able different from other AI assistants?
Most assistants answer from a browser tab — they cannot run your files, terminal, or local apps. Able is a licensed Windows agent. When you say "organize my downloads," Able moves the files. A question that only names that capability does not run it.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — uable.store/trial. Same Windows installer. No credit card. Seven days of chat plus organize/find when you actually ask. Vault, Google/Facebook login, posting, and delete are paid Able. When seven days end, Able goes quiet; it does not uninstall itself.
How do fuel credits work — will they burn like Manus?
The license is one-time. Fuel is only for cloud brains. Organize, find, and vault-type do not burn fuel. Chat and research do. There is no published fake cost-per-click table; say fuel estimate in Able before a heavy job. Starter fuel comes with Core/Pro/Business.
Does Able work offline?
File organize, find, and vault access work without a brain. Natural-language reasoning needs internet to reach Claude, Gemini, Grok, or Kimi on the Apex fuel router.
Does Able run in a sandbox?
No. It acts on this Windows session — files, terminal, and (when you ask) the mouse. Keys stay in the local vault. Cloud brains see the prompt you sent, and a screenshot if you asked Able to look. Details: uable.store/trust.
Does Able control the mouse?
Three different hands. Native files and terminal on disk. Real Windows cursor on this monitor (screenshot + click) for Chrome/Edge already open — no Google password typing. A separate debug Chrome (CDP) for a few vault logins and posts. That is not one “computer vision agent” and not CDP pretending to be a mouse.
Is the Windows binary code-signed?
An EV code-signing certificate is in progress. SmartScreen may show a warning until Microsoft reputation builds. Click More info, then Run anyway. Licensed installs already receive OTA from api.uable.store.
What if I am not happy after I pay?
Try the 7-day trial first (no card). After a paid activation, we offer a 7-day satisfaction path — email info@uable.store. Super-modules on the store are digital goods and stay all sales final.
How do store modules work?
Every module on uable.store is Apex-signed and encrypted for your licensed Able only. After purchase: open Able → install plugin [id] → activate pack [id] → run the workflow command shown on activate. Modules are not generic chat plugins — each is a certified super-module with agents and workflow triggers.
Is there really no subscription?
No subscription. Able is a one-time purchase. You own it permanently. The only ongoing cost is fuel credits for AI processing — and you buy those only when you need them.
How does self-paced payment work?
Core and Pro only. Deposit $5 or more toward the license. No schedule, no interest. If you skip a week, the balance stays. Able activates when the balance hits $79 (Core) or $149 (Pro). Business is paid in full.
Can I add my own API keys for apps I connect?
Yes. Connector keys (GitHub and similar) stay in Settings. After a license unlock you can also paste Claude / Gemini / Grok keys (BYOK, masked) — local keys win when set; otherwise Apex fuel routes. Fuel still pays for cloud brains when you use Apex. Type keys in Settings, never into chat.
What if the module I need isn't on the store yet?
Use Surface Lab inside Able: build a recipe that runs on your PC, on top of the sealed Able core. You never rebuild the .exe. Export a folder for GitHub if you want. Submit surface writes a receipt on that machine — other installs never receive it. 70% revenue share is the offer after a human Apex review and an Apex-signed store module. That wide push is not on. Details: uable.store/submit.
Do I own Able or just a license?
You own the machine, your data, your vault, your surfaces, and your connector keys. Apex Empire owns the technology — core binary, Brain Hub, security layers, and certified modules. Free to use and personalize; fuel powers AI; architecture stays protected. Own the machine, not the technology.
What is the Engineering Guild?
A titled Business consult: ten specialist role names on one AI prompt — not ten engineers. Code Council is one debate prompt. It does not replace cargo check or a real installer.
Are education modules available?
The live store includes a Grade 1 curriculum pack and other Apex-signed modules as they pass QA. We do not claim every school subject is listed today.
What is device-to-device sync (Tessellation)?
Device-to-device sync (Tessellation) is Able's planned peer-to-peer layer for secure Able-to-Able file transfer. Phone Bond is available today. Full multi-machine mesh is Phase 3 — we do not claim a global network is shipping today.
Is Able SOC 2 certified like Knapsack?
No. Able is not SOC 2 or HIPAA certified. Knapsack is a cloud studio for regulated firms; Able is a Windows agent whose vault stays on this PC. Status and what a real audit would cover: uable.store/trust. We will not badge a letter we do not have. Compare: Able vs Knapsack.
Is Able secure?
Vault secrets stay on this PC. The local vault (Septaguard) uses AES-256-GCM with Argon2 key derivation. Cloud brains see the prompt for reasoning, never the vault password. Apex cannot read your vault. That is architecture, not an auditor letter — trust status.
Can I upgrade from Core to Pro?
Yes. Upgrading absorbs your existing Able — all memory, patterns, vault, and configurations carry over. Same identity, elevated capabilities.
Where can I buy Able?
Exclusively at uable.store and desktopappstore.net. Not sold anywhere else.
