What we know about you.
Very little, on purpose. Here is the whole list. Last changed 28 August 2026.
| What | Why | Who sees it |
|---|---|---|
| A name or handle | So people can recognise you next week | Everyone at your table |
| An email address | To tell you a table is starting. Nothing else — there is no newsletter | Nobody but the operator |
| A password | Stored hashed. Not readable by anyone, including us | Nobody |
| The object you chose | It is your face here | Everyone at your table |
| Interests you ticked | To seat you at the right table | Nobody — used only for seating |
| A timezone | To show times in your own clock. Detected from your browser | Nobody |
| What you said at a table | So the table works, and so a removal can be judged fairly | People at that table; the operator if somebody is voted out |
| What you brought | The arrival ritual | Everyone at your table |
There is no upload button anywhere
No photographs, no files, no real name, no age, no location, no phone number. Not "optional" — there is nowhere in this software to put them.
A timezone is not a location. It says what hour it is where you are, not where that is, and it is shown to nobody.
None
No analytics, no advertising network, no third-party scripts, no tracking pixels, no cookies except the one that keeps you signed in. Nothing about you is sold or shared, because there is no arrangement under which that could happen.
Where a sponsor is mentioned, it is chosen at random. It is not chosen using anything about you, and the count of how often it was shown cannot be traced back to a person.
Messages outlive the sitting, but only just
What is said at a table is kept so that a removal can be judged on evidence rather than on somebody's memory. When you close your account your lines stay but stop being attributed to you — they become nobody's.
You can close your account at any time
From your page. Your handle, email, password, interests and blocks are erased, and seats at anything still to come are released so those tables are not left short.
We do not delete the row outright, because the shape of what happened at past tables is what protects other people. After closing, nobody — including the operator — can work out whose account it was.
One person, on one server
Not a company. The data sits on a single rented server and is not copied anywhere else. If you want to know what is held about you, or want it gone, close your account — or write and ask.