Your privacy
Your moment.
Your choice.
A plain-language explanation of how this edition handles sign-in, notes, and drafts.
ChatGPT sign-in.
Authentication is handled by the hosting platform. For a signed-in visitor, the server may receive an identifier, email, and display name. The site uses this identity to protect My room and display a greeting. It does not ask for or store a ChatGPT password.
Signing in does not import chat history, read conversations, or connect a second ChatGPT account.
Your browser, your notes.
Saved activities, the reflection note, and idea drafts use this browser’s local storage. They are not sent to a TGSS database and do not sync across devices. Other people using the same browser profile may be able to see them.
Use Export in My room to keep a copy and Clear browser data to remove TGSS notes, favorites, and drafts. Private browsing or blocked storage may prevent saving.
What is not collected here.
This edition includes no analytics scripts, advertising pixels, payment collection, or message-submission backend. Copying or downloading a draft does not send it to the show.
The hosting platform may process request and authentication information as part of delivering the site. This page describes the current site implementation and will need updating when new services are introduced.