Macbook Pro will not sync app via iCloud

bought Tap Forms (database) apps for iphone, ipad & macbook for its simplicity. iCloud will sync between the ipad, iphone and macbook but not from the the macbook. "Documents & data" is ticked in icloud. I've tried unticking & re-starting, then ticking.
Any ideas? Thanks.

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