Legal

This page explains the cookies and similar storage technologies we use. The short version: the service needs a small amount of storage in order to work, and we do not use tracking for advertising.

1. Strictly necessary storage

We use technically necessary cookies and comparable storage to keep you signed in, secure your session, remember basic interface settings and protect the service against abuse. Without this storage the service cannot work reliably.

2. What we store

Session cookies store random identifiers that let your browser be recognised while you are signed in. Local storage may hold interface preferences and temporary form state, such as a project you are part-way through setting up.

3. Connected platforms

When you connect a social account, the connection itself is stored in your account rather than in a cookie. The platform you connect may set its own cookies when you pass through its sign-in screen, and those are governed by that platform's own cookie and privacy policies.

4. Analytics and marketing

We do not use advertising cookies. If we introduce analytics or marketing technologies later, we will describe them here and, where consent is required, use them only after you have given it.

5. Managing cookies

You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings at any time. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will stop sign-in and other core functions from working correctly.