YOUR DATA, KEPT SIMPLE

A little curiosity.
A little data.

Call Me For is an early experiment in positive social feedback. No ads, messages, AI analysis or accounts.

What we keep

Your nickname, survey, selected choices, and basic actions such as opening a survey, answering, sharing or creating one. A random first-party cookie remembers this browser for up to 90 days and helps us measure whether the sharing loop works.

What your friends see

Anyone with your public survey link can see your nickname and answer. The creator sees grouped results after 3 responses. Results refresh in groups of 3; we never show a list of who chose what. Small groups and things friends tell each other can still allow guesses.

Access to your result

Your original browser and private recovery link control your survey. Anyone with that private link can view or delete it. Keep it to yourself. Without either, we cannot recover access because we do not collect your email or identity.

Storage and abuse prevention

The service runs on Cloudflare Workers and D1. We do not store raw IP addresses, contacts, precise location, or advertising identifiers in the application database. A salted, daily-changing value derived from an IP address limits abuse and expires within two days. Hosting providers process network information to deliver and secure the service.

Retention and deletion

Surveys and their responses expire after 90 days. Application analytics and browser identifiers are retained for up to 90 days, with periodic cleanup. Expired surveys stop working immediately; physical cleanup runs when the site receives traffic. Provider logs and backups follow their own retention policies.

Delete your survey from its result page, or remove the survey, submitted responses and analytics linked to this browser below. Deleted responses reset affected result snapshots so their old choices are no longer included. Data created in another browser needs to be deleted from that browser.

A kind experiment

Use your own nickname. Share only with people you know. This is a playful view of a friendship circle, not a scientific assessment or a measure of anyone’s worth.

Updated September 7, 2026.