Cookies and local data.
A short explanation of what happens in your browser.
Updated: September 21, 2026
01Analytics only with permission
Google Analytics on the main domain loads only after you choose “Allow analytics”. Choosing “Without analytics” keeps it disabled. Either preference is saved in browser localStorage for up to 180 days, so we do not ask on every page. The page address determines the language you see.
After permission, Google Analytics may set _ga and _ga_* cookies to distinguish visits, with a lifetime of up to 180 days. They do not contain your inquiry text. Advertising cookies and ad personalization are not enabled.
After permission, we may also keep a label for our own search campaign in the current tab’s sessionStorage to distinguish paid-search visits. Only a predefined campaign name is stored, without arbitrary URL text or advertising click identifiers. This label is removed with the tab session or when Analytics is disabled.
You can change or withdraw permission using “Privacy” at the bottom of the page. Disabling Analytics deletes its cookies and reloads the page to stop the loaded script. Withdrawal does not automatically delete data Google received beforehand. You can also clear site data through your browser settings.
02Drafts and clipboard
Your brief remains in the open browser tab. The copy button puts your prepared message in the clipboard only after you click it. Clear the fields or close the page to remove the draft; your browser may have its own autofill and form restoration features.
The calculator stores selected options and notes in the current tab’s sessionStorage, so changing language or reloading does not lose the estimate. This is local data for the calculator, not tracking. It lasts for the tab session and can also be removed by clearing site data in your browser.
03External services
Vercel provides hosting and may use technical security measures and request logs. Telegram opens only after your action and uses its own technologies under its own policy. You can manage cookies and permissions in your browser settings.
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