2059 LOYALTY · PILOT

Your card and your data.

2059 Loyalty is a digital stamp-card pilot operated by Jiří Čech. The business named on your card runs its loyalty programme and decides its reward. For questions, use the contact page at jiricech2059.com or speak to the business.

What the service holds

Business account names, emails, secure password hashes, sessions and programme settings. Customer cards contain a name, email, stamp balance, reward history, marketing preference and activity timestamps. Optional Wallet registrations include device identifiers and push tokens.

Why it is used

To provide accounts and cards, recognise repeat visits, redeem rewards and protect the service. Optional marketing permission is separate from joining; leave it unchecked to use the card without subscribing to offers.

Where it goes

Application records are stored on the operator’s Mac mini in a separate database. Firebase Hosting serves the website and may process technical access logs. Configured SMTP delivers verification and recovery emails. If you choose Wallet, Apple or Google processes your pass. This website adds no advertising pixels or third-party visitor analytics.

Cookies and local settings

The business sign-in uses a secure session cookie lasting up to seven days. A browser-local setting remembers your light or dark theme. Customer private card links contain a secret in the fragment; keep that link private. Camera frames are processed on your device for QR scanning and aren’t uploaded.

Your choices

Use the private card page to download your data, withdraw marketing permission or delete your card. Business owners can export customer records or delete their whole programme. Deleted data leaves the live database immediately; backup copies expire according to the operator’s backup rotation. Downloaded Wallet passes or exports can remain on devices.

Pilot retention

Active records remain until the customer or business deletes them or the operator closes the pilot with notice. There is no automatic inactivity deletion in this edition. Ask the operator about access, correction or other privacy requests.

Last updated 2 November 2026.