Almost nothing, and none of it leaves your phone except what's named here.
Your phone remembers a few things so the site can greet you properly: which chakras you've walked, where you left off, whether you turned the sound on, which lens you chose, any word you gave the Story, the name you gave the Welcome, what you wrote in the practices and the words you gave the Tree, the days you walked here and the pages you opened on each, the small lights the Point carries from what you touched, and any word you carved beneath the floor. It also keeps a few notes for itself: when the Point last wandered, whether it has offered the Home Screen, and, for one visit only, where the Point crossed from. It stays in your browser. Nothing sends it anywhere. Clear your browser's storage and it's gone from this browser (a file you carried stays yours).
Carrying it. Carry this phone's walk saves it as a dated file you keep; bring a walk here reads one back into this phone. A copy of the site added to the Home Screen keeps its own memory, apart from the browser's.
One counter. The site uses Google Analytics to see how many people visit and which pages they open — no names, no accounts. It only runs on aistrangegame.com itself.
Nothing to sign up for, and nothing you type into a practice leaves this phone unless you carry it.
Family and friends appear here — in the Moments, and in photographs from days we spent together. Those pages are kept out of search engines. If you're in one and you'd rather not be, tell me and it comes down.
Write to me
A name, a way to reply, and the message. It arrives in my inbox; nothing else is kept.