Cookie Policy
Last updated: 3 August 2026. A short page, because there is not much to tell: we set almost nothing, and the one thing that would set cookies does not run unless you say yes.
Your choice
Checking…
You can change this whenever you like, and nothing else on the site depends on it — every page works exactly the same either way.
What we actually set
A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep. Here is everything this site can put on your device:
| Name | Set by | What it does | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| cd_cookie_consent | Us | Remembers whether you said yes or no on this page, so we stop asking. It is stored in your browser’s local storage rather than as a cookie, and it contains nothing that identifies you. | Until you clear your browser data |
| cd_auth, auth_token, user_id | Us | Keeps you signed in after you log in. Only set once you have an account and have signed in. | Until you sign out |
| _ga, _ga_<id> | Google Analytics | Counts visits and tells us which pages people read. Only set if you press Allow. | Up to 2 years (Google’s setting) |
| Trustpilot | Trustpilot | Loads the “write a review” box, and only on the Write a Review page. It may set its own cookies while it is on screen. No other page loads it. | Set by Trustpilot |
That is the whole list. There are no advertising cookies, no tracking pixels and no social-media widgets. We do not run A/B tests on you, and we do not build a profile of what you download.
The only third-party code on the site is the Google Analytics tag, which does not load unless you allow it, and the Trustpilot review box, which loads on one page — the one where you go to write a review. Neither of them is present on the rest of the site.
How the choice works
Google Analytics is not loaded when the page opens. Nothing is requested from Google and no cookie is written until you press Allow. If you press Decline, or simply ignore the banner, the script is never added at all.
This matters more than the wording on a banner: plenty of sites ask for consent while the tracker is already running behind the dialog. Ours is not. You can check — open your browser’s network tab, decline, and reload: there is no request to Google.
Declining costs you nothing. No feature is degraded, no nag reappears, and we do not ask again.
Doing it in your browser instead
You do not have to trust our buttons. Every browser lets you block or delete cookies for a site:
- Chrome — Settings › Privacy and security › Third-party cookies
- Safari — Settings › Privacy › Manage Website Data
- Firefox — Settings › Privacy & Security › Cookies and Site Data
- Edge — Settings › Cookies and site permissions
Blocking the sign-in cookies will stop you staying logged in, which is the only thing that breaks.
The desktop and mobile apps
The desktop applications are not web pages and do not use cookies. They keep your settings and your sign-in token in a file on your own computer.
The mobile app at clickanddown.com/app is a web app, so this page applies to it as well.
What each application records on our servers is described in the Privacy Policy.
Something here not matching what you see?
If your browser shows a cookie from this site that is not on the list above, we want to know — that would be a mistake on our side, and we would rather fix it than have it sit here undocumented.
mail privacy@clickanddown.com