Privacy

Short, because there is almost nothing to say. Last updated July 2026.

What we collect

No account, no cookie, no advertising, no profile. The LARGESS mobile app sends nothing at all. On the website, one thing is counted, and we would rather name it than hide it: each page view sends a single request to a counter we run ourselves, carrying only which page you opened and the domain that referred you — never your identity, never a cookie, never an advertising ID, and never a third-party analytics service. It exists so we can tell whether anyone visits at all. You can block it with any content blocker and the site works exactly the same.

The mobile app

The app makes exactly one network request: it downloads the public file largess.vercel.app/ledger.json, which is the same public ledger anyone can open in a browser. It sends no data of any kind, stores nothing about you on your device beyond the operating system's normal app cache, and requests no permissions other than internet access. Tapping "Make a Tribute" simply opens the public website in your own browser; tapping "Issue the Challenge" hands text to your system share sheet, which you control.

The website

The site is static and hosted by Vercel, which — like any web host — processes standard technical request data (IP address, user agent, timestamps) to serve pages and defend against abuse. Beyond our own page counter described above, we add no analytics, and we receive no reports identifying visitors. Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which processes the request technically in the same way.

If you make a tribute

Payments are handled entirely by the payment provider (PayPal, and any card processor later added). We never see or store your card details. We receive from the provider what any recipient receives: the payer name and the amount. If you ask to be inscribed in the Ledger, you email us the alias you choose and your transaction reference — that alias and the amount then become deliberately public, because being publicly remembered is the entire point of the Ledger. Do not ask for inscription if you do not want that.

The Debt Roll

If a tribute inscribed in the Ledger is later reversed, the alias you chose, the reversed amount and the date may be published permanently in the Debt Roll. Only these objective facts are recorded, and never a legal name. This is disclosed in Article V of the Covenant before anything happens.

Your rights

Since we hold no personal data, there is generally nothing to access, correct or delete. The exception is a Ledger inscription you requested: write to us and we will remove your alias from the public Ledger. A Debt Roll entry is retained as a factual record of a reversed payment.

Children

Largess is for adults, 18 and over. It is not directed at children and collects no data from anyone.

Contact

contact@qubitumai.com — the same human who receives the tributes.