Stripe
Every sale shows its amount and currency, for example 49.00 USD. Test-mode sales are marked TEST, so you can tell them apart.
For Windows. Start with 1 month free.
PennyWings celebrates every sale right on your screen. A friendly bird crosses the top, shows the amount, and never touches your keyboard.
Windows x64. Download the Pilot and try the flying bird demo.
Three steps, about five minutes. No terminal, no tunnel, no router settings.
Download the small Windows app. It lives in your system tray, next to the clock.
Choose Connect account in the tray. Sign in with your invited email and approve the named PC in your browser.
Open Stripe setup in your account. Add the test webhook URL in Stripe, select snapshot payment_intent.succeeded and save its signing secret on the website.
A bird flies on every sale.
The invited Pilot supports Stripe. Other integrations are planned.
Every sale shows its amount and currency, for example 49.00 USD. Test-mode sales are marked TEST, so you can tell them apart.
Generic webhooks are outside this Pilot. Support for other tools and custom labels is planned.
Planned integrations include Shopify, Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad and Paddle, with the amount shown.
A celebration that waits its turn. You stay in charge of your screen.
The bird flies over your work without ever becoming the active window. Keep typing: every key goes where it was going.
Click the bird and it disappears. The click doesn't reach the app underneath. Ignore it, and it leaves by itself in a few seconds.
Pause the birds for an hour before a call, or until you say so. Mute the chirp any time. In full-screen apps and presentations, birds wait and arrive as one summary bird afterwards.
Hide amounts keeps the bird but drops the number. By default the bird also stays out of screen shares and recordings.
Invitation-only accounts keep your Stripe connection and up to three PCs together. We never request a Stripe API key.
Stripe sends its signed snapshot payload. We normalize the amount, currency, provider IDs and test/live mode, then discard the raw payload.
Customer names and customer emails are not stored or shown. Your invited sign-in email is stored for your account.
Just enough to show the bird: the amount, the currency and a short label. Events wait for up to 72 hours in case your PC was off, then they are deleted.
Recent sales are available on the website for 72 hours. Deduplication IDs are retained for 35 days; local backups retain older snapshots for up to seven days.
Your link is private. If it ever leaks, regenerate it in one click, and the old one stops working at once.
Stripe signatures are mandatory. Manage endpoint URLs, signing secrets, PCs and Hide amounts through your website account.
Start with a 1-month free trial on either plan.
$4 / month
1 month free, then $4 billed monthly.
3 months free
$36 / year
1 month free, then $36 billed yearly.
Pay for 9 months and enjoy a full year. Save $12 compared with monthly billing.
Planned subscription pricing. Paid plans are not available yet; the Pilot preview is free to try today.
No. An invited user configures Stripe and approves PCs in the browser. Nothing to install on your router, no terminal.
Your link keeps accepting events while your PC is off, so Stripe never gives up on it. When you're back, one summary bird tells you what you missed (from the last 24 hours), instead of a flood of birds.
Not yet. The downloadable prototype is for Windows x64 only.
No. There is nothing to play or tap. The bird delivers the news and flies away.
It's built not to. The bird never takes your keyboard, one click sends it away, and it stays out of screen shares by default. You can also pause it or hide the amounts.
No. Copy the website endpoint URL into Stripe and save only its endpoint signing secret (whsec_) in your website account.
The Pilot installer is available for Windows x64.