STRAY SOCIETY

Privacy and cookies

What this website stores on your device, and what it sends. Last updated 13 October 2026.

In short

What is stored on your device

Almost nothing, and nothing about you. If you switch on the sound of the lineup machine on the home page, your browser remembers that choice in its local storage under lm-sound, so it stays on next time. When a team member opens the terminal before launch, that browser tab keeps the entry stray-terminal-team until it is closed. Neither holds personal data.

The WL Checker compares the wallet address you paste with the published list right inside your browser. The address is not sent to us or anyone else. A shared result link carries the address after the #, the part of a link that browsers never send to a server.

To lay itself out, the page reads a few browser settings, such as the window width, a reduced-motion preference and your time zone, so race and draw times also show in your local time. These stay inside your browser.

Counting visits

We count visits with Vercel Web Analytics, served from our own domain. It sets no cookies and builds no profile. For each page view it notes the page, the site you came from, your country and the type of device and browser. It does not store your IP address: a visitor is recognised only within one day, by a value that is discarded after 24 hours.

When you connect a wallet

Connecting a wallet in the terminal shares your public wallet address with the page, so it can show your NFTs, balances and prizes. We never see private keys or seed phrases, and you confirm every transaction in your own wallet.

To read the blockchain, your browser talks to a Robinhood Chain RPC node, which sees your IP address and the public addresses being looked up. Transactions are recorded on Robinhood Chain publicly and permanently, as on every blockchain.

Links

Links to X and OpenSea are plain links. Nothing is sent to those services until you click one; from then on their own privacy policies apply.

Hosting

The website is hosted by Vercel. Like every web server, it receives the technical data each browser sends with a request, such as the IP address and the requested file, and keeps it only as long as needed to run the site securely.

Contact

Questions about privacy: write to us on X, @StraySocietyRH.