Privacy

L!ve is built for anonymous browsing. There are no accounts, no sign-in, and no profiles. Here is everything we do and don't collect, in plain language.

An anonymous measurement ID

The first time you visit, our server sets a cookie called live_did containing a random ID (a UUID). It contains nothing about you and is not derived from anything about you. We use it for exactly one thing: counting whether people come back on later nights — our core measure of whether L!ve is useful. It lives for 400 days. Analytics events (pages viewed, filters used) are processed by PostHog against this random ID; we discard IP addresses in analytics processing. You can clear the cookie at any time in your browser settings — you simply become a new anonymous visitor.

No personal information while browsing

Browsing, filtering, and viewing anything on L!ve requires no personal information, and none is collected.

Tips

If you submit a tip, the email field is optional and used only to follow up about that tip. It is never displayed anywhere and is deleted 90 days after your tip is resolved. To limit spam we keep a salted hash of the submitting IP address (never the address itself) and delete it after 30 days.

Location

The map's "Near me" button uses your device's location entirely on your device — to center the map. Your coordinates are never transmitted to us or to anyone else, and they never appear in analytics.

Questions & takedowns

Questions about privacy, or a photo/listing you'd like corrected or removed? Contact the L!ve team in Dallas: hello@livedallas.example (placeholder — production contact pending domain decision O1).