PRIVACY Policy
Last Modified: October 22, 2026
At **Funny CEO LLC**, we respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data. This policy explains how we handle your information when you use the Funny.CEO platform.
1. What we hold, and how we got it
Everything below is checked against the code that does it. If a line here stopped being true, our own tests would fail before the page could go out saying it.
What you gave us
You typed it, uploaded it, or agreed to hand it over.
Your account
Name, email address and profile photo. If you signed in with Google, these come from your Google profile.
Also seen by: Google, if you chose to sign in with it.
Your public profile
Biography, headshot, social links, and for a venue its address, rooms and capacity. All of it is published.
Tickets you bought
The name and email you gave at checkout, what you bought, and whether you turned up.
Also seen by: The venue whose show you bought a ticket to.
The venue can see who is coming to their own show, by name and email, and whether each ticket was scanned at the door.
Card details
Nothing. Your card number never reaches our servers — Stripe takes it directly and hands us a reference.
Also seen by: Stripe.
This is the claim the old policy was reaching for when it said financial data is never stored here. Card data is not. A balance is — see below.
Identity documents
If you verify your identity, a government ID and a live photograph of your face, captured and held by Stripe Identity.
Also seen by: Stripe.
The old policy named Stripe once, as a payment processor, and never mentioned identity documents at all. A live selfie is required because a document alone proves somebody HAS an ID, not that they are its holder.
If you are paid through us
For organizers, venues and comics: your Stripe account's id, what we have sent you and when, anything we owe you and are holding in dollars (a share of ad sales, a referral commission, pay for a set), and which version of the Organizer Agreement or Performer Payout Terms you accepted and when.
Also seen by: Stripe.
Your bank details, your ID and your tax number go to Stripe directly, not to us. Stripe may report what you earn to the tax authorities where the law requires it.
Text sent to an AI model
What you type to an agent, and the material we send a model to generate a poster, a biography or a suggestion.
Also seen by: Google, OpenAI.
The old policy's whole account of AI was 'generating marketing materials (posters and bios)'. Conversations with an agent go to a model too.
What somebody else gave us about you
A venue or another user wrote this about you. You did not provide it and, unless we say otherwise below, you were not told it exists.
A venue's note about you
If you attended a show, a venue can record your name, email and a note about your behaviour, marked as a warning or as banned.
Also seen by: The venue that wrote it.
You did not provide this, you are not notified when it is written, and there is no path today for you to see or contest it. That is a gap, and naming it here is the first half of closing it.
A room owner's answer about your show
If you run shows in a room someone else has claimed on Funny.CEO, that room's owner sees your name and your shows there, and their decision to approve or decline you is stored against their venue.
Also seen by: The owner of the room your shows are in.
Until they approve you, your shows in their room do not sell. You can see their answer on your show's page.
A gift card someone bought you
Your name, your email and their message, given by the person who bought you the card, so we can send you its code.
Also seen by: The venue the card is for.
What we recorded as you used the platform
You did not type this as information about yourself. It is a record of what you did here.
Your balance and what you spent it on
Your FU balance and every movement of it, on our servers, plus a record of each payment we processed for you.
The old policy said financial data is never stored on our servers. A spendable balance is financial data and it is stored here. What is true is that your CARD is not.
Each show's money, if you run shows
Every online order for your shows, its refunds and chargebacks, what each comic was paid, and what reached you — checked every night against what Stripe actually moved, with any difference written down.
Kept so your statement can be trusted and so a mistake is found before anyone is paid from the wrong number. Fans appear in it only by order number.
Your rough area, on your device
Two cookies, kept on your device for 30 days: a square of the map about 20 km across that you are in, and the name of the place (for example "Howell, NJ"). They come from your internet address, from your browser's location if you allow it, or from a city you pick. Your exact position is never stored, here or on our servers.
So the homepage opens on shows near you without looking you up again. Pick another city on the homepage and it changes; choose "use my location" and it is forgotten and asked again.
What you searched for
Every query you type into the search bar, with your account id and role attached.
Not anonymised. It is kept so the search can be made to answer the things people actually ask it.
What you asked an agent to do
Every action an AI agent took for you, with the inputs it used, kept permanently as an audit trail.
Sensitive field values are redacted before the trail is written. The trail exists so that an agent acting on your behalf can be checked afterwards, and it is deliberately not deletable by the agent.
Technical data
IP address, browser and device, recorded against actions in the audit log.
The city your connection is in
When you open a comedian's page, our own servers look up the metro area your internet connection is in (New York, Chicago…) and add one to that comedian's count of views from there. The same lookup orders "near you" listings when you haven't shared your location.
Also seen by: The comedian, as a total per city — only cities with at least three fans are shown.
We keep the count, not the visit: no IP address, no street or town finer than a metro area, nothing that says it was you. The lookup runs against a database on our own servers; your address is not sent to anyone.
What we made about you, without being asked
We created this. In one case below, we created it about a person who has never had an account here at all.
A page about you, if you are a touring comedian
Your name and your upcoming shows, published as a profile page built hourly from the Ticketmaster listings feed, with a sentence we wrote about your dates. The page also shows the photograph Ticketmaster lists for you.
This happens whether or not you have ever had an account here. Nobody asks you first — which is why the page says it was made by us and not by you. If it is you and you want it gone, there is a way to say so on the page itself.
2. Data Usage & Google Services
We use your data strictly to facilitate the comedy ecosystem. Specifically, regarding **Google User Data**:
Google API Disclosure
Our app uses Google OAuth for authentication. We access your Google primary email address and public profile information (name and profile picture). We use this data solely to create your account, personalize your dashboard, and verify your identity.
**Funny.CEO's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.**
What we hold and where it came from is listed in section 1 above. The lines below are the ones a list of data cannot state, so they are stated here:
- We do not sell your personal data.
- We do not use your data to train anybody's AI model.
- We do not share what you searched for, or what you asked an agent, with anyone outside this company.
3. Data Storage & Security
Your data is stored in secure, encrypted databases hosted on Google Cloud Platform. We implement strict access controls and industry-standard encryption for data at rest and in transit.
Your card number never reaches our servers. Stripe takes it directly and hands us a reference, so a breach of our systems could not expose it. That is narrower than saying we store no financial data, which would not be true: your FU balance and your payment history are held here, and are listed below.
4. Data Sharing
We do not sell your personal data. Outside this company, your information is seen only by the providers below and by anyone section 1 names against a specific item — or when the law requires it.
- Google, if you chose to sign in with it
- OpenAI
- Stripe
- The comedian, as a total per city — only cities with at least three fans are shown
- The owner of the room your shows are in
- The venue that wrote it
- The venue the card is for
- The venue whose show you bought a ticket to
5. Your Rights & Deletion
You have the right to access, correct, or delete your personal data. You can delete your account yourself in Settings → Privacy, or by writing to privacy@funny.ceo.
Deleting your account erases your profile and everything that exists only because you do. Records that belong to somebody else too — a venue's ticket sales, the payouts they are audited on, a report somebody filed — survive with your name taken out of them. It cannot be undone, and you cannot sign back in.
We keep the audit log, including the record of this deletion. An audit trail its subject can edit by leaving is not an audit trail.
We will refuse the request, and tell you exactly why, while money or a commitment is still open between you and somebody else — FU left on your balance, a payout owed to you and not yet paid, a show you are on the bill for, or a room you own. Each of those names what clears it. None of them is a delay: they are the cases where deleting you on demand takes something from a third party who never agreed to it, or takes your own money.
Privacy Policy for Funny.CEO
Last Updated: October 22, 2026
1. What we hold, and how we got it
Your account: Name, email address and profile photo. If you signed in with Google, these come from your Google profile. Your public profile: Biography, headshot, social links, and for a venue its address, rooms and capacity. All of it is published. Tickets you bought: The name and email you gave at checkout, what you bought, and whether you turned up. Card details: Nothing. Your card number never reaches our servers — Stripe takes it directly and hands us a reference. Identity documents: If you verify your identity, a government ID and a live photograph of your face, captured and held by Stripe Identity. Your balance and what you spent it on: Your FU balance and every movement of it, on our servers, plus a record of each payment we processed for you. If you are paid through us: For organizers, venues and comics: your Stripe account's id, what we have sent you and when, anything we owe you and are holding in dollars (a share of ad sales, a referral commission, pay for a set), and which version of the Organizer Agreement or Performer Payout Terms you accepted and when. Each show's money, if you run shows: Every online order for your shows, its refunds and chargebacks, what each comic was paid, and what reached you — checked every night against what Stripe actually moved, with any difference written down. Your rough area, on your device: Two cookies, kept on your device for 30 days: a square of the map about 20 km across that you are in, and the name of the place (for example "Howell, NJ"). They come from your internet address, from your browser's location if you allow it, or from a city you pick. Your exact position is never stored, here or on our servers. What you searched for: Every query you type into the search bar, with your account id and role attached. What you asked an agent to do: Every action an AI agent took for you, with the inputs it used, kept permanently as an audit trail. Text sent to an AI model: What you type to an agent, and the material we send a model to generate a poster, a biography or a suggestion. Technical data: IP address, browser and device, recorded against actions in the audit log. The city your connection is in: When you open a comedian's page, our own servers look up the metro area your internet connection is in (New York, Chicago…) and add one to that comedian's count of views from there. The same lookup orders "near you" listings when you haven't shared your location. A venue's note about you: If you attended a show, a venue can record your name, email and a note about your behaviour, marked as a warning or as banned. A room owner's answer about your show: If you run shows in a room someone else has claimed on Funny.CEO, that room's owner sees your name and your shows there, and their decision to approve or decline you is stored against their venue. A gift card someone bought you: Your name, your email and their message, given by the person who bought you the card, so we can send you its code. A page about you, if you are a touring comedian: Your name and your upcoming shows, published as a profile page built hourly from the Ticketmaster listings feed, with a sentence we wrote about your dates. The page also shows the photograph Ticketmaster lists for you. We access Google user data through OAuth for authentication purposes.
2. Data Usage & Google API Disclosure
We use your data to provide ticketing and marketing services. We do not sell your personal data. We do not use your data to train anybody's AI model. We do not share what you searched for, or what you asked an agent, with anyone outside this company. Funny.CEO's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
3. Data Storage
Data is stored securely on encrypted cloud servers. Your card number never reaches our servers. Stripe takes it directly and hands us a reference, so a breach of our systems could not expose it. That is narrower than saying we store no financial data, which would not be true: your FU balance and your payment history are held here, and are listed below.
4. Your Rights
You can delete your account yourself under Settings, Privacy, or request deletion via privacy@funny.ceo. Deleting your account erases your profile and everything that exists only because you do. Records that belong to somebody else too — a venue's ticket sales, the payouts they are audited on, a report somebody filed — survive with your name taken out of them. It cannot be undone, and you cannot sign back in. We keep the audit log, including the record of this deletion. An audit trail its subject can edit by leaving is not an audit trail.