Cookie Policy

Last updated: October 18, 2026 · Yeeted (beta) · see also the Privacy Policy

This page lists every cookie and every item of browser storage that Yeeted sets on yeeted.ai and dashboard.yeeted.ai, what each one is for, whether it needs your consent, and how long it lasts. We keep this list short on purpose: we store nothing on your device unless the site cannot work without it, you asked for it, or you accepted analytics.

Your choice

On your first visit everyone sees the same banner, asking whether you accept analytics and campaign measurement. Until you accept, none of the cookies marked "Needs consent" below are set and our pages send us nothing about your visit apart from your answer. Declining is as easy as accepting and changes nothing else about the site. You can change your mind at any time with Cookie settings at the bottom of every page, or with the button below. If you withdraw consent we delete our analytics cookie and the Google Analytics cookies and stop linking your visits.

Our consent and analytics cookies are kept to the site that set them (yeeted.ai, www.yeeted.ai or dashboard.yeeted.ai), so apps that customers host on Yeeted cannot read them. When you follow a link from one of our sites to another, your most recent answer, and the identifier if you accepted, travel in the part of the link after the #, which your browser does not send to any server, so you are not asked again; a change you make on one site reaches the others the next time you follow such a link.

What we measure without using your device

When you open one of our pages from an ad, a tagged link or another site, our server reads the address of the page you asked for (for example its utm_ tags or the ad platform's click id) and counts the visit against that campaign. Nothing is read from or stored on your device for this. We do it under our legitimate interest in knowing which campaigns work. These counts are not linked to you across pages or visits, and nothing about them is sent to any advertising platform. The Privacy Policy explains this in full.

Every cookie and storage item

Name	Type and where	What it is for	Needs consent	How long
`__Host-REVEL_SESSION`	Cookie, dashboard.yeeted.ai only	Keeps you signed in to the dashboard.	No, strictly necessary	30 days, or until you sign out
`__Host-REVEL_FLASH`, `__Host-REVEL_ERRORS`	Cookie, dashboard.yeeted.ai and oauth.yeeted.ai only	Carries a one-time message or form error to the next page you see.	No, strictly necessary	Until you close the browser
`__Host-yeeted_consent`	Cookie, only the site you are on	Remembers whether you accepted or declined analytics, so the banner is not shown again.	No, it records your choice	12 months
`__Host-yeeted_aid`	Cookie, only the site you are on	A random identifier that lets our own analytics see the pages you visit, how you found us (the ad or link you first and last arrived from) and, if you create an account, connect those visits to it. It is never sent to an advertising platform.	Yes	6 months
`_ga`, `_ga_<id>`	Cookie, only the site you are on	Set by Google Analytics (Google) to count visits and the pages you view. Advertising features are switched off.	Yes	6 months
`yeeted-analytics-consent`	Browser storage (localStorage), the site you are on	Where an earlier version of the banner stored your choice. It is read once and deleted; a decline stored there is kept as your choice.	No, it records your choice	Deleted on your next visit
`ya_no_analytics`	Cookie, the site you are on	Turns analytics off in this browser. We never set it ourselves; you can set it to opt out completely.	No	As long as you keep it

Services that load on some pages

Google Analytics (Google) measures traffic to our marketing site, guides and examples, and the dashboard. It is loaded only if you accept, and its advertising and ad personalisation features are always off. It sets the _ga cookies above. Google may process the data in the United States; Google is certified under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, which is the basis for that transfer.
Cloudflare Turnstile runs on the signup, password reset and abuse report forms to check that a person, not a bot, is sending them. It is part of keeping those forms secure and is not used to track you.
Google Fonts supplies the typefaces on some pages. Your browser fetches the fonts from Google, which sees your IP address; Google Fonts sets no cookies.

We do not put advertising pixels or tags from Google Ads, Meta, Reddit, OpenAI or any other ad platform on our pages.

Controlling cookies in your browser

You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking __Host-REVEL_SESSION stops you signing in to the dashboard; blocking anything else on this page does not break the site.

Contact

Questions about this policy: [email protected].