Cookies & Storage

Last updated 10 August 2026

In short: We store five things, all of them needed to make the site work. There are no advertising or analytics trackers, so there is no consent banner asking you to accept any.

1.Why there is no consent pop-up

Consent is required for cookies that are not strictly necessary, which in practice means analytics and advertising trackers. We do not run any. Everything below exists to keep you signed in or to stop the site forgetting what you typed, and that category does not require consent under the UK and EU rules.

If we ever add analytics, this page changes and a real consent banner appears with it. We are not going to add a banner now purely to look compliant while asking permission for things we do not do.

2.Everything we store

NameTypeWhat it doesHow long
cc.profileLocal storageYour role, brand kit and onboarding answers, so the site knows who you are between visits.Until you delete it or clear site data.
cc.brandDraftLocal storageThe brand details for the ad you are currently making, so a refresh does not lose them.Until you delete it or clear site data.
cc-introSession storageRemembers that you have seen the opening animation, so it plays once a visit instead of every page.Until you close the tab.
cc.noticeSeenLocal storageRemembers that you have already read the storage notice, so it stops reappearing.Until you clear site data.
sb-*-auth-tokenCookie / local storage (Supabase)Keeps you signed in. Without it you would have to log in on every page.Until you sign out or the session expires.

3.Embedded video

Template pages show the real ad each format came from, embedded from YouTube. We use the youtube-nocookie domain and load nothing at all until you press play, so no request reaches Google and no cookie is set unless you choose to watch. Once you do, YouTube's own privacy policy applies to that playback.

4.Getting rid of it

Clearing site data in your browser removes everything in the table. Deleting your account from the account page clears the local entries and erases your database rows at the same time. More detail on data rights is in the Privacy Policy.