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The 14-day Squad trial

Two weeks of the full Squad tier, card required, including three Project Blueprint generations. Here is exactly what happens when it ends.

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The whole Squad tier for fourteen days, including the full Didi suite and three Blueprint generations, enough to try it on projects you actually care about. A card is required to start.

A countdown banner shows how long is left, so the end is never a surprise.

The workspace drops to Free. Your data stays exactly where it is. Specifically:

  • Projects you created normally stay fully editable
  • Projects generated by Blueprint become read-only until you upgrade
  • Project and Task Templates stay visible, but the Use button is gated
  • Description Starters stay fully usable
  • The ToDid Log, streaks, and history are untouched

Upgrading unlocks everything again immediately. Nothing is deleted while you are on Free, and there is no window in which you lose access to work you already did.

Fourteen days is plenty to answer the question, and easy to waste on a tour.

  1. Put real work in it, not a sample project.

    A trial with invented tasks tells you the buttons work. A trial with the thing you are actually behind on tells you whether this helps.

    Draft a real project
  2. Invite the person you would actually share with.

    The paid tier is largely about other people. Trialling it alone leaves the main question untested.

  3. Watch the countdown rather than the calendar.

    The remaining days show in the app while the trial runs, so the end is never a surprise arriving by email.

  4. Decide before it lapses, or let it lapse safely.

    Nothing is deleted when a trial ends. The workspace drops to Free and the work stays, so the cost of letting it run out is a narrower feature set rather than a loss.

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