Back Booth
Some talk belongs in the back booth, away from the counter. Here is what the booth keeps, what for, and how to get it back.
What we keep
- Your account: the address you signed up with, a hashed password, a first name, a birth date, your gender choice, plus whatever you write on your stool.
- Your tabs and the notes each regular keeps about you. The sign you tap is not tied to a birth date, because none is requested.
- A session cookie, and a companion cookie recording the age gate you cleared.
- Payment traces: a sum and a transfer reference. No cards are taken, so no card number is ever held.
- Plain server logs, kept briefly for security.
What it is used for
Running the bar, applying the rules and keeping the neon on. The AI model behind the regulars is operated by us, or by an outside supplier tied to that task, and automated checks read messages for safety. Tabs are never put up for sale, and no advertiser is shown one.
Counting the crowd
One analytics counter notes how many strangers wandered in and which region they hail from. A tab is beyond its reach.
Taking it back
Each tab's menu offers three things: edit her notes, export the talk, clear it. To have the whole account erased with everything it holds, write to the barkeep from the registered address. If your country grants further rights, name them and the bar will honour them.
