What we collect
Only what you hand over by using the interface:
- Your email address — required, because it is your account.
- An argon2id hash of your password — never the password itself.
- The address the platform issues you — a label in this platform's own records, tied to the email above. Nothing exists behind it on any blockchain.
- One record per sign-in — the IP address it came from, the browser and the operating system. This is the part worth reading the next section about.
- What you create — your balance, your deposit history, and the tokens you launch in the simulation.
- Optional profile fields — a handle and your notification preferences, if you set them.
We do not ask for your name, your legal identity or your phone number. There is no mailing list and nothing is sent to your address — not even a verification link, because that is not built yet.
The address you sign in from
Every time you sign in, this platform records the IP address the request came from, along with your browser and operating system, and keeps it for as long as that session exists.
Why: so that Settings → Devices can show you every browser signed in to your account and let you end any of them. A list that cannot say where a session came from cannot help you notice one that is not yours, which is the only reason the screen exists.
What you are shown: a coarse version — the device, and the city when it can be resolved. The address itself is never displayed and never sent back to any browser, including yours.
Who else sees it: nobody. It is not shared, not sold, not sent to any third party, and not used to build a profile of you or to decide anything about your account.
Ending a session from the Devices screen, or deleting your account, removes these records.
Where it is stored
In a PostgreSQL database on a server rented for this project, reachable only over an encrypted connection with a key held by its author. Until 9 August 2026 there was no server and everything lived in your own browser; that is no longer true, and this page changed the day it stopped being true.
A few things still never leave your browser and are not in that database: your unfinished wizard draft, your language choice, and the key that lets the support widget find your own conversation again. Clearing your site data removes those and nothing else. The tokens you create are not among them — they moved to the server when the explorer began showing other people's launches, because a token only one browser can see is not launched.
Your email is your login. It is not a mailing list, it is not passed on, and at present nothing is sent to it at all — the platform has no outgoing mail, which is also why there is no address verification and no password recovery. Notification settings control what the product would send if it could, and you can turn every one of them off and keep the account.
Tracking
No advertising cookies, no third-party analytics, no fingerprinting, no profiling. The only cookie this site sets is the one that holds your session, and it exists so that you stay signed in. Nothing is embedded from anywhere else that could watch you on our behalf.
Your control over it
Devices ends any session, with its record of where that sign-in came from. Remove my tokens in settings deletes everything this account has launched. Clearing your browser data removes the wizard draft, the language choice and the support key.
Deleting your account removes the row and everything that hangs off it — sessions, deposits, second factor — in the same operation. Unlike the previous version of this product, there is now something held elsewhere that you can ask to be rid of, and that is the request that gets rid of it.