Windsland

Privacy policy

Effective 8 November 2026 · applies to Windsland 0.4 and later, from the Microsoft Store or the installer

Windsland works entirely on your PC. It doesn't collect, send, sell or share any personal data, it has no account, ads or analytics, and it never connects to the internet.

Who we are

Windsland is made by Michael Jimoh (Hack Angel), an independent developer. Questions about this policy: contact@hackangel.xyz.

What the app reads, and why

To show things in the island and the dock, Windsland reads the following on your PC. It's used on the spot, kept in memory only as long as it's on screen, and never leaves your computer.

What it stores on your PC

The installer version keeps these in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Windsland; its uninstaller offers to delete them. The Microsoft Store version keeps them in its own app data, which Windows removes when you uninstall it.

Windows settings it changes, only when you ask

Internet and third parties

The app makes no network connections at all: no telemetry, no crash reporting of its own, no update checks and no remote content. Links in the app (such as this website) open in your web browser.

Microsoft Store: if you get Windsland from the Store, Microsoft handles purchase, installation and updates under the Microsoft Privacy Statement. Microsoft may show developers anonymous, aggregated statistics such as install counts, ratings and crash summaries. We don't receive your name, email or other details from it.

This website: downloads of the installer from hackangel.xyz are counted per day, version and country (as reported by Cloudflare). No IP addresses, cookies or browser details are stored.

Children

Windsland collects no personal information from anyone, including children.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new effective date. If Windsland ever needs to connect to the internet, that will be explained here before it happens.

Contact

Email contact@hackangel.xyz with any question about privacy or this policy.