Straight answers. If yours is not here, the support page has an email at the bottom.
Mac on macOS 11 or newer and Windows 10 or 11. The installer brings everything else it needs with it.
No. Node and the browser engine it uses are downloaded by the installer automatically. You only run one command and paste your code.
No. Searches happen in a separate browser session that is not signed into anything of yours. Your Gmail never touches the process.
Onto your own computer. Every search writes a CSV you can download from the dashboard, and the full history lives in a folder next to the app. Nothing about your leads is stored on our servers.
Yes, but you do not need to negotiate anything. The Pro plan gives you two keys for $20, one per machine, valid for a full year.
If Pinora will not run on your machine and support cannot fix it, you get a full refund within 7 days. The Pro plan (two keys) extends that to 30 days. Your exported lists always stay yours either way.
Automatically. Quit Pinora, open it again, and if a newer version exists it installs itself before the dashboard appears. You never download anything by hand.
Sometimes Google asks for proof there is a human driving. A browser window opens, you solve it once, and the search picks up where it stopped.
The app stops searching on its next launch. Lists you already exported stay on your computer untouched, they belong to you.
The listings are public information that every competitor and directory already displays. How you use contact data is covered by ordinary marketing rules in your country: respect opt-outs, keep messages relevant, and you are doing what thousands of local agencies already do.
You type any search phrase Maps understands, in any language. Barbers, dentists, marinas, wedding photographers, whatever fits your market.