Pinwright Privacy Policy
Pinwright is a Windows desktop app that keeps the windows you choose on top of the others, makes them see-through and lets the clicks pass through them. It works entirely on your device.
What the app stores
Pinwright keeps two files in its own folder on this PC: your settings (the keys, the theme, the colour of the mark, whether the notice is shown and whether the app starts with Windows) and the rules you write, which hold the process name of an app, a piece of a window title if you wanted one, an opacity and whether clicks pass through. Nothing else is written to disk.
What the app reads
To build its list and to match your rules, Pinwright asks Windows for the windows that are open: their titles, the process each one belongs to, and their position on the screen. That list lives in memory while the app is running and is never written anywhere. Pinwright draws a thin edge around a window you have pinned, in a window of its own placed over the frame, and it does not take a picture of anything on your screen.
What the app does not do
Nothing leaves your PC. Pinwright has no account, no analytics, no advertising and no telemetry, and it never connects to the internet. It does not open, change or send your files. It does not take over your keyboard: it asks Windows for the key combinations you pick and nothing else. When the app changes a window (on top, opacity or click-through) it writes down how that window was before, and puts it back that way when you release it and when the app closes.
How to delete the data
Delete your rules one by one in the Rules page, or uninstall Pinwright: Windows removes the app's data folder with it. There is nothing else to remove, because nothing is kept anywhere else.
Children
Pinwright collects no data from anyone, including children.
Changes
If this policy changes, we will publish the new version on this page with its date.
Contact
For any question, use the support link on Pinwright's Microsoft Store listing. Publisher: LCTR.