Privacy

What this service records

When you submit your mood, the application stores exactly one record with three fields:

What this service does not record

The application database contains no names, email addresses, accounts, IP addresses, browser fingerprints, cookies, JavaScript-generated identifiers, language choices, or user-agent strings. Your language choice only changes which page you see; it is never stored.

How the country is determined

When your vote arrives, the server looks up the connection address in a locally installed country database (DB-IP Lite) and keeps only the resulting country code. The lookup happens entirely on this server; no external service is asked. If the lookup fails, your vote is stored with country Unknown.

The detected country is a weak signal. It may be wrong (for example when you use a VPN), and the service makes no claim that it is your physical location. No attempt is made to refine it with other signals.

Infrastructure logs

Like any website, the underlying web server necessarily receives your connection and may write ordinary server logs (including technical connection information such as IP addresses) for operation and security. These logs are not part of the mood database and are never used to build profiles or to interpret votes.

Retention and deletion

Submissions are kept permanently and backups are retained indefinitely. Because no identity is attached to a submission, the operator cannot tell which record is yours, and therefore cannot delete an individual person's submission.

Aggregates

The public history shows only aggregate counts and percentages. Small datasets are withheld entirely (Not enough data) instead of showing exact small numbers.

Third-party data

Country lookup uses the DB-IP Lite database by DB-IP, licensed under CC BY 4.0. No other third-party services, analytics, fonts, or tracking resources are used. This site sets no cookies and runs no JavaScript.