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Cookie Policy

We do not set cookies. This page explains what that means, and what we do keep in your browser.

Last updated: September 7, 2026

Strongwall.ai does not set cookies — not on the marketing site, not during signup, and not in the app. We load no third-party advertising or analytics scripts.

You do not have to take our word for any of this. Open your browser's developer tools, look at the Cookies panel for this domain, and check the Network tab for requests to hosts that are not ours. That check takes about a minute, and it is the reason this page is written in specifics rather than reassurances.

1. What we removed, and when

Until September 2026 our marketing and signup pages loaded advertising and analytics tags from Google (Analytics, Google Ads and DoubleClick), Meta, X and Dstillery. Those tags set cookies, tracked visitors across other websites, and sent data about visits to those companies. They never ran inside the authenticated app, but they did run on public pages, including the login page.

We removed all of them. We did not replace them with a consent banner, and we did not replace them with server-side equivalents that would send the same data from our own servers instead of your browser. They are simply gone.

2. What is stored in your browser

We use your browser's local or session storage for the items listed below. Some support the operation of the Services; others support marketing measurement. Your sign-in token is sent to authenticate requests, and campaign attribution is sent with your signup to measure campaign effectiveness. The entries below explain what is stored and how it is used:

Clearing site data in your browser signs you out, resets your preferences, and removes your locally stored conversations and the other browser storage listed above. It does not delete your account or information already sent to us.

3. How we measure the site

We count page visits using self-hosted analytics running on our own infrastructure. It sets no cookies, and instead uses two random identifiers that exist only for the current browser tab and are discarded when you close it or sign in. It records which pages were visited, which of our own buttons and store badges were pressed, and the steps of a signup, tagged with the campaign attribution above — not who did any of it — and the data is never shared with anyone. When you create an account, our server notes the country your network address belongs to, using a database it holds locally (IP Geolocation by DB-IP); the network address itself is not retained in the signup event.

This browser-based measurement stops when you sign in. We separately collect account-linked service usage metadata and account events, including during signed-in use, as described in Section 3 of our Privacy Policy. These usage records do not contain your prompts or responses.

4. Third parties

Three services are involved in running the site, and none is used for advertising or analytics:

We do not send data to advertising platforms. There are no advertising cookies to refuse, no vendor list to review, and no tracking preferences to manage.

5. Your rights

Because nothing here is used for advertising or profiling, there is no advertising consent to withdraw. Rights you hold under laws such as the UK GDPR and the EU GDPR — including access, correction, deletion and objection — apply to the personal information we hold about you and are described in our Privacy Policy.

6. Contact

Questions about this policy, or a discrepancy you found while checking: