Privacy Statement
We wrote this page in the order things happen during a visit, from the first request to the moment you leave. The short summary: no accounts, no analytics, no advertising networks and no cookies set by us. What remains is listed below, together with the one outside company whose software you may load here.
1. Loading a page
Every page travels to you through Cloudflare, Inc., which hosts this site. For every request Cloudflare sees which IP address asked, roughly where that address sits, which browser and device were used, when it happened and which page was wanted. That information keeps the site reachable and lets us fend off attacks. We use it for nothing else, and we do not combine it into profiles. Cloudflare follows its own privacy statement for this processing.
2. The age check
Clicking yes at the age check makes your browser save a small entry named wq.clock holding the click time. It exists purely so the age card stays away on later pages, which makes it strictly necessary for the site to work as asked. After 30 days it no longer counts, and the card asks again. It holds nothing about you, is never sent to us and vanishes when you clear the stored data for this site in your browser.
3. Start opens Stripchat in a new tab
Start is an ordinary link and opens Stripchat, an outside provider, in a new tab. This site holds no chat program and loads nothing from that provider; your browser only reaches Stripchat after you press the button. From that moment you are on Stripchat's website, and its own terms and privacy policy cover everything there: what it learns about your device and IP address, your camera picture, your microphone and what you type. None of it passes through us. The link carries a referral tag with three parts, so a commission can be credited: this site's name, written twice, and the broad device type your browser reports when you press (iPhone, Android or desktop; "nojs" if scripts are off). The tag names the site and the kind of device, never the person. Where the clock rules are stricter (EU and EEA, the United Kingdom and 27 US states with age-check laws), Start behaves the same, and Stripchat runs the stronger age check on its side.
4. Partner links
Links to outside chat or cam services may carry a referral tag. It lets the other service credit us for the visit and reveals nothing about your identity. After you arrive there, that service's own rules on privacy, payments and age checks apply.
5. Messages through the contact form
The form on Contact Us stores the topic you choose, your message and, only when you add one, an address for our answer. Everything stays in a storage area of our own Cloudflare account; no external form tool, mail provider or captcha company is involved. Notes are read in order to answer them or to handle privacy and copyright matters. A year to the day after arrival, each note self-destructs; ask and it goes sooner.
6. Your rights, wherever you live
Ask us for a copy of anything we keep on you, and we will correct it, delete it or stop using it as you choose. Californians hold these rights under the CCPA as amended by the CPRA; comparable rules protect people across many other US states, in the EU and in Britain. Selling personal data is not something we do, nor do we pass any on for ads that follow you across sites, and making a request never works against you. Requests go through the form; expect an answer inside 45 days.
7. Under 18
Minors have no business here, and nothing about them is knowingly collected. Should a person under 18 have sent us a note, tell us and it gets erased.
8. Changes to this statement
Any change to how data is handled appears here first, with a new date at the top. Version of 2026-10-21.