Cookie Policy

The short version

We store very little, and none of it follows you to other websites. There is no advertising network, no tracking pixel and no analytics vendor on this site. What we keep is there to make the thing you are doing work: staying signed in, not being asked your name twice at the same event, and proving you are a person rather than a script when you sign in or write to us.

What is stored, and when

If you sign in as a host

Our authentication provider stores a sign-in token in your browser. Without it you would be signed out on every page. It is removed when you sign out, and it expires on its own.

If you join an event as a guest

When you type your name to join, we keep a random identifier for that event in your browser's local storage. It lets the event recognise you on your next visit so it does not ask again, and so your own photographs are marked as yours.

It is a random value. It carries no name, no email address and no meaning outside that one event, and it is never sent anywhere except back to us.

If you use the chat on our marketing pages

Our live chat is provided by Crisp. When it loads it stores an identifier so a conversation continues if you move between pages or come back later, and it receives your IP address and browser details.

The chat runs on our marketing and sign-in pages only. It is not loaded on an event page, a capture station or a wall display — nobody at a party should meet a support widget.

If you sign in, or send us a message

Those pages run a security check from Cloudflare called Turnstile, which works out whether a request is coming from a person or an automated script. It is what stops the sign-in page being attacked with stolen password lists and the contact form being used to send spam.

It receives your IP address and details about your browser, and it may store a short-lived value in your browser so you are not challenged repeatedly. It does not receive your password, your message, or anything about the events you take part in, and it is not used to track you — it runs on those pages and nowhere else.

What is not here

• No advertising or retargeting cookies.
• No analytics product building a profile of what you looked at.
• No sharing of browsing behaviour with data brokers or social networks.
• No cookies that follow you to any other website.

Removing it

Clearing cookies and site data in your browser removes everything above. Doing so signs a host out, and makes an event ask a guest for their name again. Nothing else breaks and no photographs are lost — those are stored on the service, not in your browser.

Every major browser also lets you block storage per site, in its privacy settings. The event pages work with it blocked, except that you will be asked your name each visit.

Changes

If we add anything that stores more than this — an analytics product, for instance — we will update this page before it goes live, and ask for your agreement first where the law requires it.

Contact

Questions go to privacy@pixcrowd.com. Our Privacy Policy covers everything else we hold, and our Terms of Service set out the agreement.

Last updated 18 October 2026.