I recently bought an iPhone 6   how do i install iWork's on my macbook pro for free?

after buying an iPhone 6.  how do i install iWork's on my macbook pro for free?

My reading of the offer is the iOS versions are free with an iOS device, and the Mac versions are free with a Mac purchase.

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