Well the reason we're actually charging for Larder rather than pursuing some kind of "growth" strategy is to do our best to avoid going out of business due to lack of funding. We're building a lifestyle business rather than a startup, to be honest, and it's highly unlikely we'll ever get acquired either. We just want to make a living building things and selling them (unusual, I know). So while I can't make any guarantees, what's most likely is that if Larder ever does shut down or go away, it'll be through a decision we make personally, and so we'll provide plenty of time to export your data (which is already possible from the account page, whenever you'd like it) before taking it offline.
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Well the reason we're actually charging for Larder rather than pursuing some kind of "growth" strategy is to do our best to avoid going out of business due to lack of funding. We're building a lifestyle business rather than a startup, to be honest, and it's highly unlikely we'll ever get acquired either. We just want to make a living building things and selling them (unusual, I know). So while I can't make any guarantees, what's most likely is that if Larder ever does shut down or go away, it'll be through a decision we make personally, and so we'll provide plenty of time to export your data (which is already possible from the account page, whenever you'd like it) before taking it offline.