Privacy Policy

Last updated: 13 October 2026

AutoPin helps website owners turn their own articles into Pinterest Pins. This page explains what data AutoPin handles and why.

What we collect

• Your account email and a password hash (handled by our sign-in provider).
• The websites you add, and the public articles we read from them (title, text, link).
• From Pinterest, only after you connect: your username and display name, and the names and settings of your boards.
• The Pin drafts we create for you (text and images) and your decisions on them (approved, edited, skipped).

How we use Pinterest access

• We ask for permission to view your profile and boards and to create Pins on your behalf. Pinterest requires the boards write permission for creating Pins; AutoPin never creates, edits or deletes your boards.
• A Pin is created only after you approved that exact Pin on the review page. We never publish a Pin you did not approve, and you can take an approval back before it is published.
• Your Pinterest access token is stored encrypted and is never shown in the browser. We do not sell your Pinterest data or use it for advertising.
• You can disconnect your Pinterest account in AutoPin at any time, which deletes the stored token. You can also revoke access in your Pinterest settings.

Service providers

To run AutoPin we use hosting and database services (Vercel, Supabase), an AI service to write Pin text and make images (OpenAI), and image storage (Cloudflare). Article text and Pin prompts are sent to the AI service only to create your drafts.

Retention and deletion

We keep your data while your account exists. You can ask us to delete your account and all its data, including Pin drafts and images, at any time.

Contact

Questions or deletion requests: please contact the AutoPin operator who gave you access.