Privacy Notice

Last updated: 23 October 2026

Quick summary: nobody signs up here, we run no visitor counter or ad network, and this site places no cookies of its own. Serving web pages still produces a small amount of technical data. Each piece is listed on this page, including the live chat a separate company supplies.

What our host sees on each visit

Pages are served by Cloudflare Pages, a product of Cloudflare, Inc. For every request it processes the IP address you connect from, the country linked to it (for US visitors also the state), which browser and device made the request, when it happened and which address was asked for. That is needed to deliver the page, to apply the regional rules explained on this site and to repel attacks. We never merge it into visitor profiles. Cloudflare's own privacy terms cover its part.

One small entry for the age question

Once you answer yes to the age question, your browser keeps a local storage item named together.ok18. Inside is the word "yes" plus a time value, nothing else. Its only job is to spare you the question on your next visit. It contains no personal details and never travels to us. It counts for 30 days; past that, the start page throws it away and the age question is back. Clearing site storage in the browser settings removes it at once. Because this one entry is what the age question needs and nothing else is kept, no cookie banner appears.

Messages sent through the contact form

Writing to us leaves three things behind: the topic you selected, your text and, only when you type one, an address for our answer. They sit in a key-value store that belongs to our Cloudflare account. No form vendor, mailing platform or captcha company is part of that path. We read the entries to reply, or to deal with copyright and privacy matters. Every entry erases itself after twelve months; tell us if you want it gone earlier.

The full-screen chat from Coomeet

Pressing Start on the guide opens a layer that covers the page. Only then, and only once the age question is answered, your browser fetches the Coomeet chat app from space.coomeet.com and connected Coomeet hosts. From that point the exchange runs between your browser and Coomeet without us in between. Coomeet gets at minimum your IP address and technical details of the browser; it receives your camera picture, your microphone sound and what you type only when you allow it. Coomeet can also put its own entries into your browser storage. It decides about this data itself, under its own policies, and none of the video, sound or text reaches our systems. The chat includes our partner channel so Coomeet can credit us for sending you; that tells us nothing about who you are. Visitors in the European Union, the EEA, Britain or one of the US states that require age verification never get the chat app; for them Start is only a link to our address /enter, which forwards to the provider.

Partner links

A few links point to paid offers and carry a referral tag, so the receiving site can pay us a commission. After you follow one, that site's privacy rules, prices and age checks govern what happens.

Requests about your data (including California)

You are entitled to learn what we keep about you, to have it corrected or erased, and say no to further use. The CCPA, as amended by the CPRA, grants these rights to Californians; similar rights exist for people elsewhere in the US, in the EU and in Britain. Personal information is not sold, and it is not shared for cross-context behavioral advertising either. Using any of these rights has no downside for you. Please use the contact form; expect our reply in 45 days at most.

Nobody under 18

The site is closed to minors, and we do not knowingly handle data from anyone below 18. Should a minor have sent us something, a short note to us is enough and we erase it.

Updates to this notice

If our data practice shifts, this page is rewritten and the date above moves forward.