The Glasshouse Door
The door of a glasshouse is kept closed on purpose. Here is what we hold on your side of it, and why.
What we keep
- Your account: an email, a password kept only as a hash, a first name or any name you choose, your date of birth and gender, and whatever you add on the potting bench.
- Your talks and the notes each woman holds about you, so that she can remember.
- A session cookie, and a flag that shows you passed the adults-only door.
- Payments leave only the sum and the transfer's reference. Cards play no part here, so none is ever seen.
- Plain server logs, kept briefly for security.
What we do with it
These serve three purposes: running the chat, upholding the manners and keeping the site standing. Your messages go to an AI model we host, or to a provider held to the same job, and a safety filter looks them over. Your talks are not for sale, advertisers never see them, and other visitors cannot open them.
What we do not claim
A chat that is stored can be read by whoever runs the site if there is a safety reason to read it. We say so because the subject is personal. Leave out names, addresses, passwords and anything that would hurt you if it were seen.
Counting visits
A small visit counter records how many people arrive and from which countries. It cannot read a chat.
Your controls
From a talk's menu you may edit what she has noted about you, take a copy of the conversation, or strike it. To delete the whole account, write to the groundskeeper from the email you joined with. If the law of your country gives you extra rights, tell us which and we will respect them.
