Frequently asked questions.

Yes. Inref supports visual project management for creative work: keep the brief, reference images, action notes and review decisions on one board. Checkboxes, status indicators, shapes, connections, projects, tables, formulas and charts are all included.

InRef is an option for Windows users who want reference boards alongside visual planning, mixed media and creative tools. Start with your own images, add notes and sketches, and save the result as an .inref board. Compare the tools and platforms that matter to your workflow.

InRef is worth considering for creative project planning with local Windows boards, visual references, notes and connections. Compare platform support and workflow requirements before choosing: InRef does not promise every Miro integration or automatic Miro board migration.

InRef is a visual workspace for references, research and creative projects. Arrange images, notes, drawings, video, audio and supported 3D models on the same canvas. Use it for moodboards, storyboards, visual plans or exploring a design.

Inref is one paid app on Microsoft Store. One purchase includes all product features, with no subscription or automatic renewal.

Microsoft Store shows the current price and availability before purchase. There is no licence-based board-item limit.

The InRef editor runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11. The Android preview is a viewer for supported packed boards, with simplified support for some content. It does not provide board editing.

No. Inref is a one-time purchase with no automatic renewal. The initial purchase covers the beta and all Inref 1.x updates.

Future major-version upgrades are optional separate purchases. They do not remove the rights to versions covered by your existing purchase.

Yes. Use the same Inref app for personal, freelance or company work. Each person needs their own app licence.

Your software purchase does not grant rights to other people's images, models or assets; their individual licence terms still apply.

Yes. The single Inref app includes creative tools, projects, watermarks and board protection.

Online features require sign-in and an available service. Account ownership, board permissions and passwords still apply.

Open Microsoft Store with the Microsoft account that owns Inref, then install the app from your Library.

Microsoft Store manages the app purchase, installation and updates.

Local boards and supported packed media can be used offline. Installing or restoring the app through Microsoft Store requires a connection.

Online features, remote media and external services still require a connection. A Store purchase does not issue a separate offline activation key.

Save a packed .inref file to keep supported media with your board. Pack linked content before moving the file and check it opens correctly on the other machine. Online embeds still need their original service and connection.

The user manual explains the tools and common workflows. For an account, licence or product question, visit support. Include what you were trying to do and any error message so the team has useful context.