The internet was never just a technology;
it’s about culture, rights, and
who gets to shape both.

WinPrivacy is a creative agency for non-extractive technology.

Digital human rights are the defining conversation of our time and almost nobody is making people care.

Co-founders came from two worlds. Migle built companies, raised capital, made films, and decoded digital power. Araya interrogated policy, designed featured digital work, and built installations at the edge of art and technology.

We turn ethical alternatives into experiences and cultural moments people can enter.

We began as a collective of womxn working in privacy, rooted in the ecosystem of Web3Privacy Now. That still shapes how we work: technical, cultural, and close to the movement to care about the consequences.
Nobody opted into a surveillance economy. Technologies get optimised and monopolised but extract from everyday people. WinPrivacy makes digital rights an urgency.

(Brand Strategy)

(research)

(PR & Communications)

(Campaigns)

(Consulting)

(security workshops)

(publications)

(interactive websites)

(Art Installations)

Clients

Human Tech

Safe

Consensys Diligence

Penumbra

Web3 Privacy Now

Via Labs

Logos

Labyrinth

Swarm

Privacy education for the mass through toolkit, a zine, newsletter, and a series of art exhibitions.

Interactive installation of Terms & Conditions receipts, illuminating the volume of consent we sign away for access. Featured in Cypherpunk Congress and Ethereum Privacy Stack (Buenos Aires), Parallel Society Festival (Lisbon), Sonar +D (Barcelona).

A non-profit collective of engineers, activists, and privacy lobbyists. We built the brand, run the community, and use it to shift how the industry talks about digital rights — online and in person.

We built the brand and the product: a news and community aggregator that puts privacy tools, events, and real conversations in one place for people who are paying attention.

The internet doesn't have a technology problem. It has a story problem.
Let's fix yours.
The internet doesn't have a technology problem. It has a story problem. Let's fix yours.
Privacy is normal.
Let's make it

mainstream.