Cookies and storage

Last updated: 14 October 2026

In short

  • No tracking, no analytics, no advertising cookies, no third-party trackers.
  • Your browser stores only what the site needs to work: your packs, your preferences and, if you sign in, your session.
  • That is why there is no cookie banner. French rules do not require consent for strictly necessary storage.

What we store in your browser

We do not use advertising or analytics cookies. We do not load third-party tools that follow you around the web. What the site keeps in your browser is listed below.

WhatWhereWhyHow long
Your packs (prompt, machine, date, six images)IndexedDB and local storageSo you can see your packs againUntil you delete them
Sound on or offLocal storageTo remember your choice. Set only when you change itUntil you delete it
Quota timerLocal storageTo show when your next generation is readyUntil you delete it
Sign-in session and its one-time sign-in check (only if you sign in)Local storage, set by SIXFINGERSTo keep you signed inUntil you sign out or delete it
Your own Horde key (only if you paste one)Local storageSo your washes use your kudosUntil you remove it
Your settings: volume, radio volume, vibrations, less motion, ideas on the line, the lights-on intro, the tour already seen, sharing of anonymous wash data on or offLocal storageTo remember your choicesUntil you delete them
Measured wash times on this device, and when you last opened your collectionLocal storageTo announce honest waiting times and count new packsUntil you delete them

None of this is sent anywhere for tracking. The AI Horde, which makes the images, sets no cookies either.

Why there is no consent banner

In France, the CNIL (the data protection authority) exempts from consent the storage that is strictly necessary for a service you asked for. Its examples include storage used to sign you in and storage that remembers interface choices. Everything listed above falls into that category, so we do not need to ask, and we would rather not show you a banner for nothing.

If we ever add something that needs your consent, we will ask first.

How to remove it

Either way, your local packs are gone for good, unless you also saved them to an account. More on Delete your data.