Privacy

AIAR IT has no accounts. A match is the names you type, the conflict, what each person says, and the call that comes back.

What is stored

• The conflict line, names, positions, answers, and the referee’s call, so the match can continue and be reopened from its link.
• If you agree to share, the conflict line and the call on the public home page, plus the email address used to confirm that.
• If you vote on a public call, a random id kept in your browser, so one browser is one vote.

Who else sees it

The other person sees the match through their link. Anyone with a link can open that seat, so treat the link as private.

The words of the match are sent to OpenAI to write the questions and the call. OpenAI processes that text to produce the reply.

A shared call is public only after you open the confirmation link. That message is sent with Amazon SES. The home page shows the newest shared calls first. The email address is not on the card. Votes on a card are counts, not names.

What we don’t do

We don’t ask you to sign in, and we don’t sell the match. We don’t use the match for advertising.

This note was last updated on 6 November 2026. The rules of play are in the terms.