Last updated: October 2026
This page explains what data oʻzimizkilar collects and how it's used.
What we collect
- An anonymous identifier (cookie) — to remember your filters and prevent multiple reviews from the same person, without being tied to your identity.
- A salted hash of your IP address — for abuse prevention. The raw IP address is never stored.
- If you log in with Telegram or Google — your name and photo from that account, plus your username if you use Telegram, to create your account. We do not store your email address.
- If you create a host profile — what you enter yourself: name, photo, cities, languages, what you can help with, links to your work (shown publicly once checked), and a Telegram username or phone number so people can reach you. If you choose to give your status in the country, it is never shown publicly and is used only inside the platform.
- Opens of city and service pages, profile views, search filters, “contact” button taps, opens of links a host has added, and the link that brought you to a page — aggregated, to improve the product. Search-engine crawlers and link-preview bots are not counted.
What we don't do
We don't run ad trackers or third-party analytics, sell your data, or share it beyond what's needed to run the service.