Last updated: September 2026
NightCut is a creative club in Lisbon, Portugal. This page explains what happens to your data when you visit this website or reserve a seat. For anything privacy-related, write to us at nightcut.club@gmail.com.
We use Vercel Web Analytics to count visits and see what brings people to the table. It sets no cookies, stores no identifiers on your device, and never builds a profile of you — it counts page views, referring sites, countries and one anonymous event: pressing “Reserve a seat”.
Alongside it, Vercel Speed Insights measures how fast this site actually loaded for you — loading, layout-stability and responsiveness timings — so we can fix what's slow. Also cookie-less, and tied to no identifier for you.
We also run Umami, a privacy-first analytics service, for the same counting. It sets no cookies either, collects no personal data, and records only aggregate visit data — page, referrer, country, browser.
We advertise NightCut on Instagram and Facebook. To see which of those ads actually fill seats, this site runs the Meta Pixel, operated by Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. It records that you viewed this page, and that you pressed “Reserve a seat”, and reports that back to Meta. Meta may use it to measure our ads and to show you NightCut ads later. Because checkout happens on Luma, the Pixel on this site does not see whether you went on to buy a ticket.
The Pixel stores these cookies in your browser:
_fbp — identifies your browser across visits (expires after 90 days)_fbc — records which ad brought you here, when you arrive from one (expires after 90 days)We previously mirrored completed reservations to Meta from our own server through the Conversions API, with your email and name hashed before sending. That stopped when tickets moved to Luma: our server no longer handles bookings, so it no longer sends Meta anything at all.
Our legal basis is legitimate interest in measuring our own advertising (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)). Meta acts as an independent controller for what it does with the data afterwards — see Meta's privacy policy. You can object to this at any time by writing to us, and set up the opt-outs below.
Nothing here is required for the site to work — you can switch the Pixel off entirely and reserve a seat exactly as before:
Seats are sold through Luma. Pressing “Reserve a seat” opens Luma's checkout, and from that point you are giving your details to Luma rather than to us: they take the registration, process the €80-per-seat payment and send you the ticket. No card details are entered on this website and none reach our servers — we never see your card. What comes back to us is the guest list for the evening: a name and an email, so we know who is coming. See Luma's privacy policy for what they do with it.
Earlier evenings were booked with a form on this site that sent two emails through Resend — a confirmation to you and a notification to us. That form is no longer in use, but the emails it already sent remain in our Resend account, and we may use Resend again for practical messages about an evening you have booked. Resend processes a name and email address solely to deliver those emails. See Resend's privacy policy.
Under the GDPR you can ask us for access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal data, and you can lodge a complaint with the Portuguese supervisory authority (CNPD). Just write to nightcut.club@gmail.com — we're a small club, a human will answer.