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Cookie policy

Last updated 10 September 2026

This site sets no cookies

Not analytics cookies, not advertising cookies, not preference cookies. There is no consent banner here because there is nothing to consent to — under the ePrivacy rules a banner is required when a site stores or reads information on your device beyond what you asked for, and this one does not.

What that claim actually covers

No cookies are written by any page.
No local storage, session storage or IndexedDB. The only JavaScript on the site is the fifteen lines that open and close the mobile menu.
No third-party scripts, pixels, iframes or embeds. Nothing is loaded from another domain.
No third-party fonts. IBM Plex Mono is served from this domain, so no request goes to a font provider.
No analytics. There is no Google Analytics, no Plausible, no Fathom, no product analytics of any kind.

What is recorded anyway

Netlify hosts this site, and like every web server it keeps access logs. Those contain the IP address a request came from, the page requested, the time, and the browser's user-agent string. They are used to serve the site and to investigate abuse, and they are not cookies — no banner can prevent a web server from seeing who connected to it. There is no form on this site to submit: the beta signup form was removed on 11 September 2026, so no page here collects anything you type.

What the app stores on your phone

The iPhone app is not a website and has no cookies, but it does keep things on your device, and it is more honest to list them here than to leave them unsaid:

Your history — analyses, plan, XP, streak — in the app's private container, along with the clips and pose tracks that never leave it.
Your sign-in session, if you have an account, so you are not signed out every time you open the app.
A count of the analyses you have used this month, kept in the iOS Keychain. This one deliberately survives deleting the app, so that a free monthly allowance cannot be reset by reinstalling. It is a number and a month; it identifies nothing and is never transmitted.

All of it is erased by Settings → Clear this phone, except the Keychain count, which is called out above for exactly that reason.

If this changes

Adding analytics, an embedded video, or any third-party script would make some of the statements above untrue. If that ever happens, this page changes first and a consent banner arrives with it.

Contact

support@formcourt.com · see also the privacy policy.