The Kitchen Door

The kitchen door swings shut behind you for a reason. Here is what we keep back there, and why.

What we keep

• Your account: an email, a password held only as a hash, the name the staff call you, a date of birth and a gender, and whatever you write on your stool.
• The talks you have had, and whatever each woman scribbles on her pad to remember your order.
• A session cookie, plus one that shows you got past the adults-only door.
• A note of each payment: how much, and which transfer. Cards are not taken, so none is seen.
• Plain server logs, held briefly for security.

What we do with it

We use it to run the chat, keep the code and keep the lights on. The words you type are read by a language model we host, or by a provider bound by the same terms, and a filter screens them for safety. Nobody buys your talks and no advertiser gets to read them.

Counting customers

We tally walk-ins by day and country, and that is all the tally knows.

Your controls

Each talk's menu lets you adjust what she remembers, take a copy of the conversation, or clear it. If you want the whole account gone, mail the manager from the address you signed up with. Where your local law gives you extra rights, tell us which ones and we will honor them.