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Cookies policy
Last updated: 10 November 2026. This site stores exactly one thing on your device: your own cookie choice. Here's the detail.
1. What cookies are. Cookies and similar local-storage entries are small pieces of data a website stores in your browser so it can remember something between visits.
2. What this site stores. This website sets no cookies and runs
no third-party tracking scripts. It stores a single browser local-storage entry,
gx-cookie-choice, whose only purpose is remembering whether you accepted or declined
the cookie-choices banner — so the banner stops appearing once you've answered. No other data is
recorded, and no analytics or advertising technology loads on this site.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|
| gx-cookie-choice | Local storage | Remembers your banner choice (accepted / rejected / preferences) | Until you clear browser data |
3. Your choices. The banner offers accept, reject and a preferences view; your answer is honoured and remembered. You can change your mind any time via the "Cookie settings" link in the footer, or clear the entry through your browser's site-data settings. Since the only stored item is the record of your choice, declining changes nothing about how the site works.
4. The mobile app. Native apps are governed by platform storage rather than browser cookies; the app's data practices are described in the privacy policy and the privacy & data explainer.
5. Contact. Questions about this policy: privacy@groovyinc.app.
Clearing the one entry we store
The gx-cookie-choice entry lives in your browser's site data. Clear it and the banner simply asks again — nothing else changes, because there is nothing else.
By browser
Chrome/Edge: Settings → Privacy → Cookies → See all site data → groovyinc.app → remove. Safari: Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data. Firefox: Settings → Privacy → Cookies → Manage Data. iOS Safari: Settings → Safari → Advanced → Website Data.
Why we store the choice at all
UK cookie rules ask sites to honour your answer, and the only practical way to honour it is to remember it. The entry is your answer, nothing more — which is why this site has no "accept all to continue" wall: declining works identically.