Privacy

Two adults answer twenty questions about their sex life. That earns a plain account of where the answers go and how long they stay.

No cookies, no tracking

The site sets no cookies. There is no analytics tag, no tag manager, no advertising pixel and nothing embedded from anyone else. The typefaces are served from our own machine, so not even a font request leaves your browser.

A page about this subject that called a third party the moment it opened would have broken its only promise before the first sentence was read.

What is stored, and how it is protected

Your answers are stored, so that you can each answer separately and see the result afterwards. They are encrypted with a key that exists only in the link you hold. The key is never stored by us.

That means the rows in the database are useless without your link — to us as well. It also means the reverse, which is worth saying plainly: whoever holds the link holds the answers. Share it only with each other.

Everything is deleted automatically after 72 hours. Nothing is kept afterwards, and there is no account for anything to linger on.

What your browser stores

Two small things, both on your device and nowhere else: which steps of the plan you have ticked off, and how many decks this browser has been through. They never leave the device and are never read by us.

They live in the browser’s own storage rather than in a cookie, and disappear when you clear site data.

What we count

How many pages are shown and how many questionnaires are started — as plain numbers, one row per day and metric. No identifier, no IP address, no browser description, no referring address beyond its bare domain.

Which means we cannot tell you how many unique visitors the site has, and we do not pretend otherwise. That is the price of counting without watching anybody.

What the server sees

A web server records requests, and ours is no exception: the address asked for, the time, the browser’s own description of itself and the network address. Those records are kept briefly by the company that hosts the site, as part of running it.

The addresses of your own pages contain your key. That is why those pages are marked never to be indexed and never to pass their address on when you click away from them.

Your rights

You can stop at any time and close the tab; nothing has to be ended. To remove your answers before the time is up, throw the link away — without it the rows are already useless, and they are deleted within 72 hours regardless.

Last updated: 2026-09-09