Privacy

This site sets no advertising or tracking cookies. We do not use Google Analytics, we do not embed social media pixels, and we do not sell or share anything about you.

The one cookie of our own, mm.cell.tilt, remembers whether you let the cards move with your phone, as the word granted or denied, so the Account page shows your choice as it opens. It holds nothing about you and lasts a year from your last visit.

Signing in also sets Clerk's own cookies on this site, which keep you signed in. And the app keeps a few things on your phone itself, such as which moments and set photos you have already seen, which cars your hunt has already shown you, and a set's photo until it has finished saving to us.

We do count visits, using Plausible. It is cookieless, and it counts pages and a short list of product events — the sixteen our site map settles on, such as a card looked at or a membership begun. Those events carry nothing but our own catalogue identifiers: no name, no email, no account id, and nothing you typed into search ever reaches Plausible. We cannot tell from them which member did what.

Clerk handles signing in. They hold your email address and your authentication details.

Stripe handles payment. They hold your card details and your billing information. We never see your card.

Plausible counts visits, as above.

Vercel hosts the site and keeps your set photos. Neon hosts our database.

Each of them processes that data on our behalf, under their own terms.

Our own database holds one row per member, and it contains:

• your Clerk user id;
• whether the membership is a test or a live one;
• your Stripe customer and subscription ids;
• your subscription status, the date you are paid through, and whether you have cancelled;
• your plan, Free or Pro, when Pro began, whether you are a founding member, and when your member card was signed;
• when the row was created and last changed.

We also keep what you put in the app: your Garage (each car, how many, its condition, the price you paid, your notes, and where it hangs on your wall), your hunt list, the photo the app takes when you finish a set (kept in our private file storage), and which tab you were last on, so the app opens where you left it.

We also keep a record of the payment events Stripe sends us, so we do not apply the same one twice. We hold no card number, no postal address, and no record of the pages you visit.

Search is the one thing we keep that is not tied to a member. We log what is searched for, never who searched: the words lowercased and stripped of punctuation, with anything shaped like an email address or a long number removed, a count, and whether the search found nothing. Those rows carry no member id and there is no way to read one back to a person. They exist so we can see which cars the catalogue is missing.

Nothing that identifies one. Our summaries are aggregates; we do not store or show listing identifiers, seller details, or photographs. There is more detail on where the numbers come from.

Write to us and we will delete your member row, along with your Garage, your hunt list, your set photos and your tab preference; if you have Pro, cancel it first. Clerk and Stripe hold their own records; we will tell you what to ask them for. Some payment records have to be kept for tax and accounting reasons, and we will say which. The search log is not on that list because there is nothing in it to find: it holds no member id, so no row in it is yours to delete.