Cookie Policy
What is kept in your browser, why, and how to delete it.
There is one tracking cookie: visitor measurement. We use
Google Analytics to see how many people come and which pages they look at. The server sends
no Set-Cookie; besides this, the only cookie is your language choice (below).
It is on by default, and you can turn it off. No bar asks you first. If you don't want it, turn it off from the Cookie preferences button below or the link at the bottom of every page.
Once it is off, the cookies are deleted, Google's script is no longer added to the page, and not a single request goes to Google. The choice is kept in your browser.
One exception, only if you ask for it: signing in to the
Studio account with Twitch or Kick sets a login cookie (studio_oturum,
httpOnly, 30 days). It only says "this is your session"; it carries no tracking. Signing out
or deleting the account removes it.
Language: if your browser isn't set to Turkish, we open
the English version of the page. If you pick Türkçe with the language button, a small
dil cookie (value tr, 1 year) remembers it and we won't switch you
again. If your browser's time zone is Turkey, we assume you read Turkish, take you back to the
Turkish page and write the same cookie. Your browser writes it, not our server; it carries no
tracking, and picking English deletes it.
So where do the tools keep my records?
In your browser's local storage (localStorage). The difference from a cookie: a cookie is sent to the server with every request, local storage is not. The number you write in the ledger never leaves your computer — our server never sees it.
Which also means: your records are not backed up, they don't move to your other devices, and they don't come back if you clear your browser data. If you keep an important ledger, export it now and then.
What is kept
| What | Why | When it is deleted |
|---|---|---|
| Site preferences theme, font size, selected server, sellers you hid in the table |
So you don't set them up again on every visit. | Until you delete it |
| Your ledger records ledger, clan bank, clan split, market tracking, inventory |
So your records don't vanish when you close the page. | Until you delete it |
| Tool state character build, upgrade calculation, material list |
So you can come back to unfinished work. | Until you delete it |
| Streamer tools giveaway wheel settings, stream screen settings, widget settings |
So your settings are ready when you go live. | Until you delete it |
| Event reminders | To remember which events you asked to be notified about. | Until you delete it |
| Notification ID random ID, state of the notification card |
To find your alert and notification record on the server; it is sent to the server when the page checks or changes your notification status. The card state keeps the card from reappearing after you say "Not now". | Until you delete it |
| Language choice cookie dil |
So that once you pick Türkçe we don't switch you to English again. | 1 year · as soon as you pick English |
| Measurement cookie Google Analytics — _ga, _ga_* |
To count how many people come and which pages they look at. On by default; you can turn it off. | 2 years · immediately if you turn it off |
None of the local storage records are for advertising, profiling or tracking. They all have one purpose: so you don't have to start over next time you come.
The measurement cookie does counting: how many people came, which page was read, where from. Ad personalisation is off — we send Google no data for advertising, and your IP address is truncated before it is sent.
How to delete it
The button below lists whatever this site has in your browser and lets you delete it. You can delete group by group or all at once.
The same button is in the link at the very bottom of the page. Choosing "clear site data" in your browser's own settings does the same job.
Third parties
The site has no ad network, ad pixel, social media button, external font or external CDN. Every file, fonts included, comes from our own server.
Google Analytics is the one exception. While it is on, your browser connects to Google's server; Google processes that data under its own privacy policy. If you turn it off from Cookie preferences, that connection is no longer made.
The one exception is Twitch: when you type a channel name into the giveaway wheel or the streamer poll tool, your browser connects directly to Twitch's chat server. You start the connection, it is anonymous, and no Twitch account is needed. If you don't type a channel name, it is not made.
What stays on the server side
Only the web server's logs: IP address, date, the address opened, browser details. Deleted automatically after 14 days. Details on the Privacy Notice page.
Last updated: 3 October 2026.
- Ad pixels, remarketing
- Social media buttons
- External fonts, external CDN
- Accounts, logins, passwords