Cookies and local storage

Last updated 27 July 2026 · PECR and UK GDPR

The short version

Palarid sets no advertising cookies, no tracking cookies and no cross-site identifiers. There is no account, so there is no session cookie either.

What Palarid does store

Palarid uses browser storage rather than cookies. Under PECR these are treated the same way: storage that is strictly necessary to provide a service the user has asked for does not require consent. Everything below is in that category — it exists solely to make the app work for you on your own device.

WhatWhyExpires
Your tool dataSo your notes, habits and figures are still there next timeUntil you delete it
Theme and settingsTo keep the app looking how you left itUntil you delete it
API key, if you add oneSo AI features can reach your chosen providerUntil you remove it
Offline cacheSo the app loads without a connectionUntil the cache is cleared

None of this is sent to us. See Your data for how to inspect or remove it.

One third-party script, disclosed.

Our host runs Netlify's Real User Monitoring script (/.netlify/scripts/rum) on page views. It measures loading performance. It does not read your stored content and is not advertising. Earlier copy on this site claimed "no analytics" without qualification, which was inaccurate; removing this script is a tracked task and this page will be updated when it is done.

Your choice, and how to change it

On your first visit Palarid asks one question: whether anonymous performance measurement may run. Under PECR reg 6 that is the only thing here that needs your permission, so it is the only thing we ask about.

Your decision, and its date, are stored on your device so we can honour it and evidence it. That single record is itself strictly necessary — without it we would have to keep asking.

Turning everything off

You can block or clear all of it through your browser's site-data controls for palarid.com. Palarid will still load, but it will not remember anything between visits.

If you think we have got this wrong

Tell us at huseyin_h@hotmail.co.uk, or complain directly to the Information Commissioner's Office — Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 5AF, 0303 123 1113, ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint. You do not need our permission and you do not have to come to us first. See Your rights.

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