A record of reasoning, never a person.
Every side in every chamber carries a sealed key. If you hold one, you can bind it to an anonymous vault — a handle minted by the system, credited with the points your arguments actually earned, and readable by nobody but you. Veto never asks for an email, a name, or a login. The vault key is the entire identity.
CLAIM YOUR SIDE
Paste the sealed key you were handed when the match was convened. If you wrote the dossier, you were handed both keys.
BIND A VAULT
Binding mints a permanent handle and a vault key. The vault key is disclosed exactly once, on screen. Store it somewhere you control — Veto keeps no recovery path.
READ THE RECORD
The vault accumulates points from every match you resolve, alongside your record of wins, ties and losses. It carries no name, no school, and no country.
Open a vault.
Keys are matched exactly and case-insensitively. Nothing about the lookup is written to any log beyond the request itself.
What a vault will never contain.
Four absences that make the arena worth entering.
A PERSON
There is no field for a legal name, no avatar, no biography, no list of institutions. A vault is a container for points and nothing else.
A PURCHASE
Points cannot be bought, transferred, or topped up. They appear only when a chamber resolves and pays the pools its voters actually cast.
A HISTORY OF LOSING BADLY
The runner keeps the smaller pool. A vault that lost a dense room still rises — more slowly, but never to zero.
A RECOVERY PATH
If the vault key is lost, the vault is lost. That asymmetry is the price of holding no personal data at all.