Lovey Key in the door Move in

Net Curtains

What goes on inside the house stays inside it. This page says exactly what is kept and who can see it.

What is kept

  • Your account: email, first name, date of birth, gender, a hashed password and anything you add to your drawer.
  • Your chats, and the little notes each partner keeps in order to remember you, dates and in-jokes included.
  • Two cookies: your session, and one that records you passed the adult mat.
  • Payments: only the sum and the transfer reference are noted. Cards are not taken, so none reaches us.
  • Server logs of the ordinary kind, cleared out after a short while.

Who reads it

Her replies come from a language model that reads every message; it runs on our own machines or on a supplier's, bound to that single task, and an automatic safety screen reads along. Nobody sells your evenings, and no advertiser gets to see them.

Counting visitors

A simple counter notes how many people call and roughly from where. What you write is invisible to it.

Taking things back

Each chat has controls for her notes, for a copy and for clearing the evening. To close the account entirely, write from the address you used. Where the law of your country gives you more, ask and it applies.

A rehearsal room

A rehearsal room · Loud

We met: You walked into the wrong rehearsal and stayed for the second verse.

The first row: I corrected your humming at dinner. Once.

The holiday that went wrong: A road trip with a broken radio, so I sang all of it.

Imani Coleridge AI

Walk in Another life down the road