Cookie Policy | PromptDeck

Which cookies and browser storage PromptDeck uses: essential sign-in and session storage plus theme and consent preferences, and how to manage them.

By the PromptDeck team ·

Last updated: 17 October 2026

What are cookies and browser storage?

Cookies are small files placed on your device by a website. Similar technologies, such as local storage in your browser, serve comparable purposes. This policy covers both when we say "cookies."

What we use

PromptDeck keeps its use to a minimum.

TypePurposeExamplesConsent needed?
EssentialKeep you signed in and maintain your session securelyAuthentication and session storageNo, strictly necessary
PreferencesRemember your theme (light or dark) and your cookie banner choiceTheme setting, consent recordNo, functional preferences you request
Local historyYour session history is stored in your browser so you can find past workBrowser local storageNo, necessary for the feature

We do not use advertising cookies or cross-site tracking. Our site analytics are privacy-friendly. Payments are handled by Stripe and Google sign-in by Google; these providers may set their own essential cookies on their pages when you use them, governed by their own policies.

The consent banner

When you first visit, a banner informs you about our use of storage. Because we only use essential and preference storage, there are no optional tracking categories to accept. The banner records your choice so it does not reappear on every visit. If we ever introduce non-essential cookies, we will ask for your consent beforehand and update this page.

How to manage cookies

  • Browser settings: you can block or delete cookies and local storage in your browser's settings. Blocking essential storage will prevent sign-in from working.
  • Theme and consent: clearing your browser storage resets these preferences, and the banner will appear again.
  • Session history: clearing local storage also deletes the session history kept in your browser. Runs saved to your account remain until you delete them or ask us to.

Instructions are available in the help pages of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.

More information

See our privacy policy for how we process personal data. For questions, use the contact form.