Sealed Envelope
Votes on a panel are sealed until read, and your sessions are treated the same way. This page lists what we keep, why, and how it comes back to you.
What we keep
- Your account: the email you used, a hashed password, a first name, the date you were born, the gender you picked, and whatever you write on your contestant page.
- Your sessions and the notes each judge keeps about you.
- A session cookie, and a separate cookie that notes you cleared the age gate.
- Fee records: a sum and a transfer reference. We do not take cards, so there is no card data to hold.
- Ordinary server logs, kept briefly for security.
What it is used for
Running the panel, applying the rules and keeping the rostrum lit. The AI model that writes the verdicts is run by us, or by an outside firm bound to that one job, while automated checks read messages for safety. Sessions are never sold, and no advertiser is shown one.
Counting contestants
A single analytics counter tallies how many came and from which region. A session lies beyond its reach.
Opening the envelope
Every session menu offers three things: rewrite her notes, export the exchange, wipe it. To erase the whole account and its contents, write to the tabulator from the registered address. If your home country gives you further rights, name them and the panel will honour them.