I did not receive such mail, and (for iOS) EV4 can not be purchased yet.

imho the program is not yet ready for release, many bugs and deficiencies are still open.  But I am also interested in how the license should be renewed.

Now I found it.  The public beta trial has started.  30 days for free.  As I said, the app makes a very good first impression, but then has disappointing details like the info fields or naming and organizing of user waypoints and more.

However, this is the currently published schedule:

...We plan to have a release of EasyVFR4 around April 2019, and beta testing is now well underway...

So far no reply from the EV headquarters about the future of our work here, nor the license question.

Hi @leif and @cschrik,

No worries, we also enjoy working with you guys in the beta development. Your input is extremely important and we like to keep the beta testing workflow as we did in the first development stage.

Via Facebook, we announced last Friday, that we planned to release EasyVFR 4 to the European app stores at the end this week. I have now copied it to the announcement page the at the forum.

We are currently working on an email to you as our most active beta testers with some extra insides on the roadmap and sharing our thoughts on how beta testing of EasyVFR 4 can look like in this new phase. Expected to send this friday.

Part of the release workflow is that every public version that will be released to the app stores will be first tested as beta. Hence as a beta tester, you will always see before everyone else the new features and improvements. We are working on a function within EasyVFR 4 -> myEasyVFR where a user can opt-in for the beta testers program.

About your licenses, I will email you both personally.

Cheers,
Tim