Cookies & storage

Browser storage

Cookies and browser storage are ways a website can remember information. Administrators use a necessary sign-in cookie lasting up to 12 hours; it is HTTP-only and restricted to HTTPS in production. Signing out revokes the session. This website’s project planner uses temporary session storage to keep the choices you make as you move between pages.

Your project choices

The planner remembers your selected service, space, and timing in the current browser tab session. It does not store your name, phone number, email address, or project notes in those preferences.

These preferences support the planning features. If browser storage is unavailable, choices can remain in memory while the page is open.

Visit measurement

This website measures public-page views and estimates visitors using a random browser identifier stored locally for up to 90 days. The analytics database stores a hash of that identifier, page paths, timestamps, referring website domains, device and browser categories, and an approximate country when provided by the hosting service. It does not store raw IP addresses, full referrer URLs, names or contact details in analytics records. No analytics cookies are set.

Visitor counts represent browsers, not identified people. Clearing browser storage, using private browsing or switching devices can change the count. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals disable this website tracker. Local and preview activity is separated from production traffic. You can remove the browser identifier by clearing this site’s local storage.

Managing site storage

You can clear site data through your browser’s privacy settings to remove stored preferences. Closing the tab normally ends its storage session, although browser session restoration may restore it.

Clearing site storage can reset your project selections. Downloaded briefs and information already copied to your clipboard are managed separately on your device.

Changes to these features

This page describes the storage used by the current project planner. If additional features introduce other storage or tracking, this information should be updated to describe them.