Privacy Policy

Product: Keep Awake for Windows (Stream Deck plugin) · Provider: GRAMSHIFT (Tokyo, Japan) · Last updated: 2026-09-25 (version 1.1: AI Agents key)

Summary

The plugin does not collect, send or store any data about you or your PC. When you press a Keep Awake or Add Time key, it asks Windows not to go to sleep (and, if you choose, not to turn off the screen) until the time you picked is up or you press the key again. The AI Agents key does the same only while Claude Code is working; to know that, it looks at the times of Claude Code's session files on your PC and the kind of their last entry (details below). It has no account, no online service, no analytics and no telemetry, and it makes no network requests.

What the plugin does on your PC

It starts a small Windows PowerShell process (included with Windows) that calls the Windows function SetThreadExecutionState, the same function video players use to keep a PC awake. That process ends when the time is up, when you press the key again, when no Claude Code session is working any more (AI Agents key), or when the plugin or the Stream Deck app closes.
The Keep Awake and Add Time keys do not read your files, your activity, your network traffic or any other information from your PC.
It talks only to the Stream Deck app on the same PC, through a local connection (127.0.0.1) that the Stream Deck app provides to every plugin.
It does not change your Windows power plan or sleep settings.

AI Agents key: exactly what it reads

Only while an AI Agents key is on your Stream Deck and not paused (and "Claude Code" is ticked in its settings), and for up to 12 hours after the last AI Agents key left the screen (for example when you switch to another page), the plugin looks at the session files that Claude Code itself saves on your PC, in %USERPROFILE%\.claude\projects (or in the folder set by Claude Code's CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR setting). If you never add an AI Agents key, these files are never opened.

File times and sizes. Every 30 seconds it lists the file names in that folder and reads each file's last-modified time and size. Every 5 seconds it checks again only the files changed in the last few minutes.
The kind of the last entry. When one of those files has changed, it reads at most the last 64 KB of it. To find the last conversation entry it goes through the entries at the end of that part; for the entries after it (for example titles or messages you queued) it only checks what kind of entry they are. From the last conversation entry it looks only at: whether it is from you or from Claude, whether Claude's reply has ended, and, if Claude is calling a tool, the tool's name (to tell whether Claude is asking you a question or waiting for plan approval).
It does not look at, keep or send the text of your prompts, Claude's replies, your code or any tool output. The bytes it reads are checked in memory and dropped at once. The only thing it keeps, in memory while it runs, is each recent file's path (which includes the project folder name), time, size and a short state (working, finished, asking, settling or unknown).
It never writes to, moves or deletes Claude Code's files, and never changes Claude Code's settings.
Press the AI Agents key to pause it; while paused it reads nothing.

Where data goes

Data	Where it is processed	Stored by the plugin?
Key settings (duration or time to add, whether to keep the screen on, which agents to watch and how long to wait)	Saved by the Stream Deck app on your PC, like the settings of any other key	Only in your Stream Deck profile on your PC.
Claude Code session files (AI Agents key only): file names, times, sizes, and the last 64 KB of recently changed files	Read on your PC by the plugin	No. Only each recent file's path, time, size and short state, in memory while the plugin runs. Nothing is written to disk or sent anywhere.
Technical log	The Stream Deck plugin framework writes a small log file (mainly connection errors) in the plugin's folder on your PC	On your PC only. It is not sent anywhere.
Anything sent to GRAMSHIFT servers	—	Nothing. The plugin has no server of its own and makes no network requests.

Purchases

The plugin is sold on the Elgato Marketplace. Purchases, payments and licenses are handled by Elgato (Corsair) and its payment provider under Elgato's own terms and privacy policy. GRAMSHIFT never receives card details. If Elgato provides us with sales records (for example the date, country and amount of a sale), we use them only for accounting and tax.

Support requests

If you contact us, we receive what you choose to send (for example your email address, your message and any screenshots). We use it only to answer you. Email to contact@gramshift.com is forwarded by our email forwarding provider (ImprovMX) to a mailbox hosted by Google (Gmail), so those providers process support emails on our behalf.

Our role and legal basis

The plugin works only as a tool on your own computer: GRAMSHIFT does not receive or process anything from it. For sales records and support emails, GRAMSHIFT is the controller. We rely on our legitimate interest in answering requests and on legal obligations (for example tax records). GRAMSHIFT is based in Japan, so this information is processed in Japan and by the providers named above.

Your rights

You can ask us to access, correct or delete personal information we hold about you, or object to its use, by emailing contact@gramshift.com. If you are in the EEA or the UK, you can also complain to your local data protection authority.

Retention and deletion

The plugin keeps no data of its own. Uninstalling it from the Stream Deck app removes the plugin and its log file. Support emails are kept only as long as needed to handle the request and meet legal obligations; you can ask us to delete them. Sales records are kept for up to 7 years for accounting and tax.

Changes

If the plugin ever starts to send or store data, this policy will be updated before that change is released, and the date above will change.

Contact

GRAMSHIFT · contact@gramshift.com · 1-10-8 Dogenzaka, Shibuya Dogenzaka Tokyu Bldg 2F-C, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan