DiscWright collects nothing.
No account, no analytics, no advertising and nothing sent anywhere about you or what you put on a disc. What it makes and what it writes down stay on your PC.
This page is about DiscWright 2.0 and later, the app on this site, from GitHub, winget or the Microsoft Store, and about this website. Last changed on 13 November 2026.
What stays on your PC
What you make
The discs and disc images you build go where you tell it, and the projects you save go beside them. DiscWright reads the folders you add and the pictures, music and files you choose, and only to put them on a disc.
A log of what it did
A file a day saying what the app did, what it asked you and what the drives said, so a burn that went wrong can be looked into. It keeps the last 14 days and 5 MB at most, and never leaves your PC unless you send it to somebody yourself. Open the log, under Appearance, shows it.
Your choice of look
Whether the app is light, dark or follows Windows, in one small file, so it remembers next time.
When it uses the internet
From the Microsoft Store
It makes no connection of its own. The Store keeps it up to date, and its version link opens its page in the Store.
From GitHub or winget
Only when you press Check for new version, it asks GitHub which version is the newest. Only when you then press Update, it downloads that version from GitHub and checks it before installing it. Nothing is ever checked or downloaded on its own. GitHub sees those requests as it sees any visit, under its own privacy statement.
The disc's menu
The menu on a disc runs on the PC the disc goes into and sends nothing anywhere. It looks in that PC's list of installed programs to see whether the game is already installed, and copies and checks files from the disc.
This website
No cookies, no analytics and nothing loaded from anywhere else: every file on these pages comes from this site. The web server writes each request in its log, as web servers do: the address it came from, the page, the time and the browser it named. That log is not used for anything but keeping the site running.
Questions
Ask in the project's discussions or open an issue. DiscWright is made by Lazar Djokovic, and its source is on GitHub for anybody to read.