WE NEVER STORE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS.
There is no password either. Here is everything, on one page.
NOT EVEN WE CAN SEE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS.
what you type
david@example.com
never written to disk
what we hold
6881fb08a645…@mc.internal
all we will ever have
Look up your address
There is no column holding it. A query for it returns nothing, because nothing is there.
Email you
No confirmations, no newsletter, no recovery link. We could not if we wanted to.
Sell or leak a list
A stolen database, a leaked backup, a rogue admin — none of them yield a single address.
Hand it to anyone
Asked by a partner, an employer or a court, the honest answer is that we do not have it.
The one thing we can still do, stated plainly: if you hand us an address, we can hash it and see whether it matches an account — that is exactly how signing in works. So we can confirm a guess. What we cannot do is go the other way and produce an address, or a list of them, from what is stored.
WHAT WE KEEP
A random account id
means nothing on its own
A hash of your email
one-way, keyed with a server secret
Your card content
because a card is meant to be shared
A view count per card
one number, no visitor records
WHAT WE NEVER KEEP
Your email address
only the hash of it
Your name
not even from Google
A password
there is no password
Analytics or ad tracking
none, anywhere
HOW SIGNING IN WORKS
Your address travels three steps, then stops.
YOUR WHOLE ACCOUNT
This is the entire record. There are no other columns.
| id | email_hash | created_at |
|---|---|---|
| 3f9a…c1e2 | 6881fb08…@mc.internal | 2026-08-27 |
YOUR CARD IS PUBLIC
Anyone with the reference or QR code can read it. Put nothing on it you would not pin to a wall.
WE LOG ONE THING
The IP address and browser a card was created from, written once and never updated or shown. It is there for audit: if a card turns out to be spam, organisers can see where it came from. Every three months it is cleaned — the browser is erased and the address is cut back to its network, so it no longer points at a person.
WE CANNOT EMAIL YOU
No confirmations, no recovery, no newsletter. That is the trade for not keeping your address.