Before you play

Alterday is a small world, played a few minutes at a time. It writes down what you do there.

What is written down.

Each time you play, the world keeps a record of:
- which room you went to
- what was put in front of you, what you took, what you left alone, how long you took and how long you held
- who was in the room with you: the world's own drawn people, never anyone real
- the time on the world's clock, how long you stayed, whether you used a finger or a mouse, and the size of your screen
Every sitting on this account is recorded. The world varies what it offers; that is recorded too.

What is not. Nothing you type (there is nowhere to type). No camera, microphone, location or contacts. Nothing from any other app or file.
And no verdict. The record says what happened, never what it meant.

The people in the world. Vera, Sam, Danny and Ruth are drawn figures that follow rules. They remember what you did with them and act on it next time. That is all they know.

Not a test. Nothing here scores, diagnoses or predicts you. Alterday is not treatment and not advice.
A few weeks of evenings here can still suggest something about how you are, from what you did. That is why we ask for a clear yes, which you can take back.

Where it goes. Each sitting is sent to servers we run in the European Union: Microsoft Azure's Germany West Central region (Frankfurt). It is kept under a random token, apart from your email, for as long as your account exists.
It is never sold. Nobody at Alterday opens and reads it; only you can ask us to.

Who can read it. You get one short link. Paste it into the AI chat you use; it can then ask about your sittings. It gets counts and plain sentences (three evenings in the workshop), never the record, your name or email.
That AI is yours, run by its maker under its own rules, maybe outside the EU; what you say to it we cannot see.
When it asks, we keep the question (time, page, the fetching software's name), never the answer, for 90 days, to learn how the reading is used.

What your model may say. We tell it to speak about what happened and to ask before it tells. It may still suggest something about how you are, or about a problem you raised with it. That is your model's view and we never see it. Only a clinician can diagnose you.

Your model's notes. Your model can leave us one line about what it wants to watch next. We keep the last ten with your record and show them under Your link, where you can delete any. A note never changes the world. It may repeat your own words; delete it if you would rather it did not stay.

How we use records across people. To know whether the world measures anything, we compare records across people: how many answered the phone, how long people wait at the gate. Scripts do this and return counts and the world's own names. Nobody at Alterday reads your rows; no one is named or scored; we derive no label about anyone's health. The measures cannot be built any other way. To stay out, turn off Count me in comparisons in Settings; you keep playing. Counts already made hold no one.

Your account. We keep your email as a fingerprint (a hash) and a masked form, to sign you in, and your first name if you gave it, so the friend who invited you knows you. The address itself only receives your sign-in code. No marketing, never passed on. We keep which account invited whom, and the date and version of the text you said yes to.

Changing your mind. In Settings, any time:
- turn off the link: nothing more is written down or served
- delete a note your model left
- turn off comparisons across people
- delete your account: record, link, notes, email and name are gone within the hour
Deleting also takes this agreement back; it is as easy as giving it and does not undo what was lawfully done before. What a connected AI has already read stays with it.
Write to us for everything we hold as a file, to correct, restrict or object; we answer within a month. You can complain to the Polish data protection office, UODO (uodo.gov.pl).

On this device. A few small entries in this browser keep you signed in and hold your link. No advertising or analytics cookies.

This is a beta. Things will change and break. If what is written down, where it goes or who can read it changes, we ask you again first. Wording changes are dated on the privacy page.

Age. You must be 18 or older to use Alterday.

Who we are. Alterday is run by Gamex Interactive sp. z o.o., ul. Ignacego Mościckiego 1, 24-110 Puławy, Poland, KRS 0001108033, NIP 7162844016, REGON 528742514, share capital PLN 5,000, the controller of your data. Write to hello@alterday.app.

Tapping I agree means: I consent to Gamex Interactive sp. z o.o. keeping the record of what I do in Alterday on this account, including what it may suggest about my state of mind, so that an AI I connect can read counts and sentences from it, and so that Gamex can see what that AI asks and keep the notes it leaves. I have read that my record is counted, without my name, in comparisons across people, and that I can turn this off in Settings.

Not now: your account stays, but nothing is recorded, nothing is sent, and there is no link. You can still play the same world. This page waits in Settings.

Version 4, 21 September 2026.

That is all of it.