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Find discount codes for the shop you are on. Pinchy finds discount codes for the shop you are visiting. Open the floating button to see and copy available codes. On compatible checkouts, choose Apply to let Pinchy try codes and compare the displayed order totals. • View and copy codes without creating an account. • Start code testing yourself, watch its progress, and stop it when needed. • Keep a verified discount and use Undo to restore the previous code when the checkout allows it. • Turn Pinchy off for a shop, or disable it and clear local data from the toolbar popup. Pinchy appears on supported shops when codes are available. Its panel may open once when you reach a cart or checkout. Code testing starts only when you choose Apply; an interrupted test you already started may resume after a page reload. Some shops support copying only. Codes can expire or have conditions, and savings are not guaranteed. Pinchy does not place orders or complete payments. Your data and choices Before the first lookup, Pinchy asks you to agree to its data disclosure. After you enable it, Pinchy sends a supported shop's domain, such as macys.com, to its server for codes and application rules. When you request a code test, it may send the domain, code, result, amount saved to the cent, and currency. When a shop lacks an application rule, it may send a generic description of a possible promo field: element type, standard attribute names, coupon keyword category, and whether it is inside a form. It never sends attribute values, field contents, full URLs, query strings, page contents, carts, cookies, names, email addresses, or payment details. Promo-field discovery uses limited field metadata on your device. Requested code tests locally read promo fields, applied codes, order totals, and a cart-consistency fingerprint. Local page, request-completion, and interaction signals help detect results and stop when you take over. Temporary test snapshots support reload recovery and are removed at completion or browser exit. The server receives connection IP addresses for rate limiting and security. IP addresses are not included in saved code outcomes or promo-field reports. In the active database, outcomes expire 180 days after creation; generic promo-field reports expire 180 days after their latest observation. Backups can retain these records longer: 7 daily, 4 weekly, and 6 monthly snapshots are kept, with older snapshots removed only after successful backups. Failures can extend retention. Temporary database dumps become eligible for removal after 2 days, also depending on the backup job running successfully. Active database expiry does not remove records from existing backups. The server queries external coupon databases using the shop domain. Pinchy uses this information only to provide and improve coupon lookup and code testing, in accordance with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including Limited Use requirements. Pinchy has no accounts, cashback, or affiliate-link insertion, and does not sell your data. Permissions Website access lets Pinchy recognize supported shops, display its interface, and test codes when you request it. Storage remembers your preferences and temporary session state. Scripting runs the interface and code-testing helpers included in the extension package. Screenshots show the actual extension on a controlled checkout demonstration; sample codes and savings illustrate its states and do not promise a discount at any particular merchant. Privacy: https://api.trypinchy.com/v1/ext/privacy Questions: hi@trypinchy.com