LEGAL

Cookie Policy

Germanium uses no tracking cookies. What actually runs in your browser: the auth session, a bot-check token, and the Anki media cache — each explained.

VON GERMANIUM

Operator — Divyansh Sharma (Germanium)

The short version

Germanium sets no advertising, analytics, or tracking cookies — no Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, nothing. That is also why there is no consent banner: there is nothing to consent to beyond what the site strictly needs to function. What does run in your browser is listed below, exhaustively.

Strictly necessary storage

ItemTypePurposeLifetime
Auth session (sb-* tokens)localStorage + in-memoryKeeps you signed in after a page refresh. Set only when you sign in.Until you sign out
Turnstile token (cf-turnstile-response)In-page widget stateCloudflare's bot check on the sign-in form. Proves you're human to Supabase Auth.Minutes — expires itself
Anki media cacheIndexedDBAudio/images from a deck you imported, so cards play without re-decoding. Never uploaded anywhere.Until you clear it

What third parties set

Does Germanium use cookies to track me across other websites?

No. There are no advertising or analytics cookies of any kind — no cross-site tracking, no retargeting, no social media pixels. The storage list above is exhaustive.

Do I need to accept cookies to use Germanium?

The full course works with storage blocked — progress simply lives in memory for the session and disappears when the tab closes. Creating an account is the only feature that strictly requires local session storage.

Why does Germanium not show a cookie consent banner?

Because consent is only legally required for non-essential cookies, and Germanium sets none — no analytics, no advertising, no tracking. The only storage is the session that keeps you signed in, a bot-check token on the sign-in form, and the local cache of a deck you imported.

Managing storage

Signing out clears the auth session. Clearing site data in your browser (Settings → Privacy → Clear browsing data → Cookies and site data) removes everything Germanium has stored, including the Anki cache. There is nothing hidden to find — this page lists all of it.