AI Future

The one part of this site behind a door. Inside is the AI Genre Maker: type a few words, such as “rainy noir” or “courtroom drama”, and it makes a channel of your own from the titles the site's channels air. A language model chooses and orders them from what the site's rules found, and the channel is labelled AI-curated. And the AI game maker: a body game of a sport's core move, such as a serve, a penalty save or a judo stance, made from the sport's own rules and data, which a language model may shape and the site's engine checks before it plays; each game says which. Both need an account, to keep your channels and games.

Everything else on the site is open to everyone, with no account. The story to play written from Conan Doyle's book is in Games, open to everyone too.

Open to everyone, outside this door

AI-made films: films made with AI, each labelled as such, on a shelf of the library, with no account and no door.

Where you are

In the United States: open. This site read the law there on keeping accounts and on AI for this section on 2026-11-11.

The texts: 16 CFR 312.2 (COPPA Rule, definitions); New York General Business Law, article 48 (S 9051-B, chapter 368 of 2026), sections 1800 and 1801; California Business and Professions Code, section 22601; California Civil Code, section 1798.140 (CCPA).

Age requirement

  • This section has an age requirement. You tell us your age: here, that is all that is asked.
  • If you are not old enough, this section stays closed on this browser. Everything else on this site is open to everyone.
  • A child's profile on this site never opens this section. A profile is not a lock: anyone can leave a child's profile on this browser. On a device children use, leave “Keep me in” unticked, and sign out when you finish.
  • How age is handled.

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Privacy

  • Your age. The number you type is sent to this site once, read to decide, and dropped. It is not stored and not logged.
  • The pass. If you can go in, this site puts one cookie on this browser, inv_future. It holds nothing about you: only how you got in (you told us your age) and the day the pass ends. It is the same for everyone who got in the same way that day; on a quiet day that may be only you. It is sent only to the pages of this section. It ends when you close the browser, and in any case at 12:00 UTC the day after you got in; with “Keep me in”, it lasts up to 14 days. “Forget” deletes it at once.
  • If you are not old enough, a cookie, inv_future_no, keeps this section closed on this browser for 30 days. It holds nothing else.
  • Your account holds a random number that names it; your passkeys' public keys (the private keys never leave your devices); if you sign in by email, a coded form of the address made with a key only this site holds, never the address itself; that the age you stated opens this section, and the day; the days it was made and last used; your channels, with the words you made them from; your games, with the words you made them from, your best score at each level, your best play's inputs, how often you played and your own rating; and, where the law of the place you are in asks for your consent first (Japan, Colombia), that you gave it, there, and the day; and, while a complaint about it is being answered, that, with its reason. Nothing else: no name, no birth date, no history. It is kept on this site's servers in the United States until you delete it, or 730 days after you last signed in.
  • What each is for. The random number names the account; the passkeys' public keys check that it is you; the coded address finds your account when you ask for a link, and the address itself is used only to send it; the age records that you passed this door; the days sign you out everywhere when you ask, and end an account no one uses; your words and channels make and keep your channels; your games' words make your games, and their scores and plays keep your progress. Giving any of it is your choice, and no law requires it: without an account you cannot keep channels, and everything else on the site stays open to you. An email address is optional: a passkey works without one.
  • Where it goes. Your account is kept on this site's own servers in the United States. Cloudflare, Inc. (United States; certified under the Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework) carries every request to this site, and so what you type here. If you ask for a sign-in link, Resend (Plus Five Five, Inc., United States) is given the address and the email to deliver it, under its data processing agreement with this site, which includes the European Commission's standard contractual clauses as Switzerland's FDPIC recognises them. Nothing is given to anyone else. In the United States, this information can be reached by the courts, law enforcement and national security authorities under US law.
  • Your rights. From your account's page you can see all of it, take it as a file, correct it (rename a passkey or a channel, or make a channel again) and delete it at once. Questions, requests and complaints go to the privacy officer of Voyage Tracable, LLC, 3478 Caravelle St, Sarasota, FL 34240, david@voyagetracable.com, who answers for the companies above too; the name of the company's representative is given on request. You may also complain to the data protection authority where you live.
  • Signing in puts a cookie, inv_account, on this browser for 30 days, or until you sign out; it is sent only to this section's pages. Making or using a passkey sets inv_future_flow, a random value, for five minutes.
  • A sign-in link is sent through Resend, which carries this site's email and keeps a copy under its own terms. The link works once, for 15 minutes. This site does not log it, or the address it went to.
  • Your channels' words go to this site's server, where rules find the titles the site's channels air that fit them, and this site's own language model, on the same server, chooses and orders up to 40 of them and writes the channel's name and one line, in the catalogues' words only. It makes no decision about you. Your words are used only to make your channel: no other company is given them, and nothing is used to train anything. Type words about what to watch, not your name or anything about yourself.
  • Your games' words go to this site's server, where its rules make the game from the sport's own data and, where it runs, this site's own language model may shape it, on the same server; the site's engine checks it before it plays. Your plays' inputs (where you aimed and pressed, as numbers) go to the server only to replay them and keep a score. A camera, if you use one, is read in your browser alone: no picture leaves your device.
  • What you watch. Nothing about what you have watched, read or listened to on this site leaves your browser for this section.
  • Where you are. To decide what is offered, this site reads the country Cloudflare gives for your connection, on each page of this section. It does not store it.
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