A living wall of pins
Masonry columns drift upward at slightly different speeds, pins recycle as they leave the top, and a new batch arrives every few minutes. Multiple displays get their own wall.
When your computer idles, Pin fills the screen with a slow, drifting wall of pins from your home feed or any public board. The Pin app shows every pin it has, saves the ones you love as images, and hides the ones you never want to see again.
Columns drift at their own pace, so the wall never looks like it's repeating.
A screensaver that feels like scrolling Pinterest with your hands off the keyboard, and an app to curate it.
Masonry columns drift upward at slightly different speeds, pins recycle as they leave the top, and a new batch arrives every few minutes. Multiple displays get their own wall.
Hide a pin in the app and it never shows in the screensaver again, and isn't downloaded again either. Changed your mind? It's one click to bring it back.
Save any pin, or a whole selection, as a normal JPG or PNG. Or copy it straight to the clipboard.
Pull a fresh batch of pins whenever you like, or start over with an entirely new set.
Up to 200 pins are kept on disk, so the screensaver starts instantly, even without Wi-Fi.
Pin sets up the screensaver for you and keeps it updated.
Your own home feed, or any public profile or board, like nasa/space.
One click in Pin. It shows up in Screen Saver settings on Mac and Windows.
Open Pin any time to save pins you love and hide the ones you don't.
Pin has no servers and no account of its own. Pins come straight from Pinterest to your computer, and your session cookie, if you use your home feed, never leaves it except to talk to pinterest.com.
No sign-up, no email. Open it and go.
Pins download straight from Pinterest. Nothing of yours goes anywhere else.
No analytics, no crash reporting, no ads. Ever.
The latest version. It checks for updates and installs them with one click.The first release is on its way. Watch the GitHub repo or get it through PXL when it lands.
Open it and drag Pin to Applications. The first time, right-click it and choose Open, then click Allow when macOS asks about data from other apps.
Run the setup. It adds Pin to the Start menu. If SmartScreen appears, click More info, then Run anyway.