No trackers, really
One cookie, and it works for you.
The only cookies here are the ones that keep you signed in to your own archive. Nothing follows you off the site, and there is nothing a consent banner would need to warn you about.
Last updated 5 July 2026.
Cookies we set
When you sign in, our authentication provider (Supabase) sets the session cookies that let the app know it’s you on your next visit. They exist so you don’t have to type your password every time, they carry no tracking, and they go when you sign out. Cookies like these are classed as strictly necessary — which is why there is no cookie banner: there is nothing optional to consent to.
Local storage we do use
The app keeps two small things in your browser’s local storage: a cache of your profile (the names, so the archive opens faster — cleared when you sign out), and any half-written reflection, so navigating away doesn’t lose your words (kept until you save it). Your answers themselves live in your account, not in the browser — see the privacy policyfor how they’re protected.
What we don’t have
No Google Analytics. No Meta pixel. No session recording, heat maps, fingerprinting or remarketing of any kind. We make a place to keep a friendship on paper; we don’t need to follow either of you around the internet.
Your choice
If you block cookies for this site, signing in will stop working — that’s all they do. A private browsing window works fine too; you’ll simply be signed out when you close it, and your archive will be waiting in your account next time.