Privacy
Pairing stays on your network.
This page is the whole statement. There is no account, and nothing to delete.
Pilot runs on the computer that has the slides. The phone opens a page that computer is serving on the local network. After you pair, the internet is not required.
Notes are read on that computer and sent only to the paired phone. Slide files are never uploaded. This website never sees a pairing token, a PIN, speaker notes, or a deck.
This site is the download and this text. It does not set an account cookie. The host (Vercel) may count page views on this website. That is visits to the download site, not pairing, and it does not see a PIN, notes, or a deck.
How many times an installer was fetched is GitHub’s public count on the file. It is not how many people are presenting, and the desktop app does not send usage events.
The computer app may check a public file to see if a newer Pilot exists. That check is the installer, not pairing. Notes and slides are not part of it.
macOS may ask for Accessibility so the pointer and the keyboard fallback can work. That permission stays on that Mac. Windows does not have this prompt.