Mocha AE not working

Hi,

I am experiencing a similar problem wit Mocha.  I start AE, click on my Mocha layer, click on the Mocha logo inside AE to open Mocha in another panel.  This loads what appears to be an indepoendent instance of Mocha, with its own save functions, but it is not actually a stand alone version of Mocha.  

Both AE and Mocha constantly crash, and are useless when paired together.  

It would really help if Mocha was a stand alone version for AE, so we could copy the AE layers or import into Mocha, shut down AE, do what we need to do in Mocha, and reimpoort them back into AE as rendered files.

Here is the problem:

The second Mocha launches, an annoying ad for their Particles software pops up.  I click the X to exit out oif the ad, and then a popup window appears to a browser, offering video tutorials.  I click to exit, and suddenly, I get the spinniumg ball in AE.   Now, AE has frozen, and crashes.   I can still work in Mocha on another screen, track an object etc., thinking Mocha workld just fine.  However, when I try to save the work I just did, Mocha crashes, saying there is no associated reference file.  Nothing is saved.

I only made this mistake once, but i am making others aware of this so they don't waste time thinking Mocha works independently of AE, after it crashes.

I have gone into both app preferences, deleted cache, relocated my cache storage to an SSD drive with more than enough space, deleted preferencers, unchecked GPU etc.  Nothing works.  Mocha is completely useless.

So, I contacted Boris FX for Mocha support.  They refused to help, because I am not a Pro Mocha user, and rudely pointed me to the AE forum, where we sit and spin forever, because nobody has an answer that fixes the perpetual Adobe bugs.  

The same thing happened with Maya AE, which makes me think these are just deliberately bugged teaser apps to  frustrate us all into buying the pro versions.  No way in hell am I paying $1200 per year for Maya if it works like crap in AE, or $249 for Mocha if Boris FX doesn't give two hoots about millions of Adobe customers, because we don't pay for their pro versions.

So, it looks like I am back to spending countess hours tediously rotoscoping with Adobe's outdated, archaic, amaeature rotoscoping tools.  PS Adobe censored me for using the word s**t.   Geez, what are you, three years old?