Cookie Preferences
There is nothing to configure here — and that is the point.
Last updated 9 August 2026
Why there are no preferences to set
Most cookie preference centres exist because a site loads third-party scripts that follow you around the web. Repattern doesn’t load any. Every page is static, served directly, with no embedded trackers — so there is no consent to collect and nothing to switch off.
If that ever changes, this page will be updated first and we will ask for your consent before setting any non-essential cookie.
No third-party services
The usual reason a site needs a cookie banner is the third parties it loads — ad networks, analytics, embedded social widgets, chat pop-ups. Repattern loads none of them:
- No advertising or ad-network cookies
- No Google Analytics or other third-party analytics
- No Facebook, X, or other social media pixels
- No embedded trackers, tag managers, or fingerprinting scripts
The only network requests your browser makes are to load the site itself from our host.
What the site does store
The tools use your browser’s local storage, which is not a cookie: it is never transmitted to us or to anyone else, and it is not attached to network requests. It exists so your writing survives a page refresh.
repattern_web_entries— your saved journal entriesrepattern_web_draft— the entry you’re part-way through writing
That is the complete list. Both stay on your device, and we have no way to read them.
Clearing what's stored
You are in full control of this data. Delete individual entries inside the journal, or clear everything at once through your browser’s settings — usually under “Clear browsing data” or “Cookies and site data”, then choose repattern.co.
This is permanent. Because your entries were never uploaded, we hold no backup and cannot restore them.
To clear site data in common browsers: in Chrome and Edge, Settings → Privacy → Clear browsing data (or site settings for repattern.co); in Safari, Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data; in Firefox, Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Using a private or incognito window clears everything automatically when you close it.
Server logs
Our host processes standard request data — IP address, browser type, page requested — to serve and secure the site. This happens for any website you visit and does not involve cookies. See the Privacy Policy for detail.