Frequently asked questions

WinPods is a lightweight desktop application that provides AirPods integration for Windows. It allows users to monitor battery levels, track connection status, and control AirPods directly from their Windows desktop.

Yes. WinPods is an open source project, which means it is completely free to use and modify.

WinPods supports all AirPods models, including AirPods 1st and 2nd generation, AirPods Pro, and AirPods Max.

WinPods is designed to work on Windows 10 and Windows 11. Older versions might work but are not officially supported.

No, WinPods does not handle Bluetooth pairing. You need to connect your AirPods manually via Windows Bluetooth settings, and WinPods will monitor their status once connected.

Yes. WinPods automatically detects when an AirPod is removed and can send notifications or adjust audio settings accordingly.

Yes, you can customize notifications in the settings menu.

Download the latest version from the official repository or release page, run the installer, and follow the on-screen instructions.

Ensure your AirPods are paired and connected to Windows. Restart WinPods, check that Bluetooth is enabled, and try re-pairing your AirPods if necessary.

WinPods will notify you of available updates. You can also check for updates manually in the settings menu, or download the latest version from the official repository.

You can report bugs or request features on the official GitHub repository under the "Issues" section.

Go to "Settings > Apps > WinPods" and click "Uninstall".

Contributions are welcome. You can report bugs, suggest features, submit pull requests, or help with translations and documentation via GitHub.

Currently WinPods is optimized for AirPods, but support for other Bluetooth earbuds may be considered in future updates.