Cookies are small values sent by your browser. Local storage keeps preferences on the device. We use these technologies for sign-in, invitation access and preferences. We do not set advertising cookies or use analytics cookies. Blocking essential cookies may prevent sign-in or password-protected invitations from working.
You can delete or block cookies in browser settings and clear local storage by clearing site data. Logging out removes sign-in cookies. Clearing preferences resets language and interface choices. This is separate from deleting information held in your account.
wt_access identifies your signed-in session; its default lifetime is 15 minutes. wt_refresh lets the service renew your session; its default lifetime is 30 days. Both are first-party, HttpOnly cookies. The web application scopes its sign-in cookies to make account navigation work. Session lifetimes can be shortened for security.
wt_oauth stores a short-lived state value to protect Google sign-in, only when that flow starts. It expires after 10 minutes and is cleared after the callback. It is not an advertising identifier. Google may set its own cookies on Google’s sign-in pages under its own policy.
A first-party HttpOnly invitation-unlock cookie, named wt_unlock_ with an invitation-specific suffix, remembers a successful page-password check for up to one hour. It applies to that invitation. Changing the password invalidates the previous grant.
wt_language remembers your language for one year so invitation status pages can use your preference before the application loads.
wt_currency stores the currency used to display estimated prices for 30 days. It may be selected from a country code supplied by our network provider; we do not need precise location for this.
wt-prefs-v1 in local storage remembers your language and interface preferences until cleared. wt-sidebar-collapsed remembers the dashboard sidebar position. The account planner is stored on the service; these device preferences are not an account backup.
When configured, cookieless Cloudflare Web Analytics measures aggregate public marketing-page usage and performance without analytics cookies, advertising identifiers or individual profiles. It is excluded from account, planner, authentication, password-recovery and guest-invitation routes, and does not track navigation to private routes. We do not use advertising pixels. Network security infrastructure may process request metadata to deliver and protect the service.
For cookie or privacy questions, contact QuantRoads, Inc. at [email protected]. Read the Privacy Policy for the wider use of personal information.