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Privacy

Draft · last updated 22 October 2026

Draft — not legal advice. This is a placeholder that describes how the project intends to behave. It is not a binding agreement and will be replaced by reviewed documents before Pinwren Cloud launches.

Who this covers

This page covers the Pinwren website (this site, including the docs and the live demo). It does not cover Pinwren instances that other people run: a self-hosted Pinwren server belongs to whoever operates it, and its data never reaches the Pinwren project.

What the website collects

  • No analytics or advertising trackers. The site loads no third-party scripts.
  • Server logs. The hosting provider may keep standard request logs (IP address, user agent, time, URL) for security and operations.
  • Your theme choice is stored in your browser’s local storage.

The live demo

  • Opening /demo sets a functional cookie, pinwren_demo, with a random id for your private sandbox. It is not used for anything else.
  • Comments, bug reports, screenshots and diagnostics you send in the demo are kept in memory only on the web server, are visible only to your browser, and are discarded after a few hours of inactivity, when you press “Reset demo”, or when the server restarts.
  • The widget keeps a few things in your browser so nothing is lost on reload: the name and email you entered, your consent choice, unsent drafts and queued reports (local storage and IndexedDB). Clear site data to remove them.
  • Please do not enter real personal data in the demo.

Your rights and contact

Questions or requests about this page: open an issue on GitHub. A full privacy policy and data-processing terms will be published before Pinwren Cloud launches.