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Tannery Gate

Tannery GateLast train

Please keep used tickets: some are being written on.

A woman with a pencil stub works through a stack of them, line by line.

She tears one off and hands it over, and it is already about you.

Jadwiga Ostrowski AI

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Touch in Issue a card

Doors Closed

Once the doors close, what is said in the carriage stays in it. We treat your chats that way.

What we keep

  • Account details: email, password (stored as a salted hash), first name, birth date, gender, and the text you add to your fare card.
  • Your rides, plus the notes she keeps so she can remember you.
  • A session cookie, and another marking that you passed the adults-only barrier.
  • Payments: the sum and the transfer reference. No bank card is ever taken, so none is stored.
  • Plain server logs, held briefly for security.

What it is for

All of it serves one of three jobs: operating the chat, applying the rules, keeping the site up. Software we operate, or a supplier bound the same way, processes your messages, and filters scan them for safety. Nothing said on a ride is sold on; advertisers get no view of any line.

Counting passengers

A basic counter notes how many visitors arrive and roughly from which country. It is blind to what you write.

Your controls

Each chat's menu lets you amend her notes about you, save a copy of the ride or end it. To erase the whole account, email the footer address from the address on the account. Where your local law grants more rights, ask and you will have them.