Cookie Policy
Updated 2026-10-28
In plain words: at launch, TasteBoard itself sets no tracking cookies. The recipe checklist feature saves your ticked off ingredients in your own browser, on your own device, and that data is not sent anywhere. This page explains exactly what is stored and how to clear it.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small file a website saves in your browser. Sites use cookies to remember things, for example items in a shopping cart or a login. Cookies can be set by the site you visit, or by third party services that site uses.
What TasteBoard uses at launch
Being exact here, because this page should match reality. At launch, the TasteBoard site itself sets no tracking cookies of any kind.
- Recipe checklist data. Purpose: to remember the ingredients you tick off on a recipe. Duration: it stays on your device until you clear it. It is saved in browser local storage, it is not sent to TasteBoard, it is not sent to anyone else, and it is not a cookie.
That is the complete list. There are no analytics cookies, no advertising cookies, and no other cookies on TasteBoard at launch.
How to manage cookies
All major browsers let you clear cookies and site data in their settings. If you clear site data for TasteBoard, your saved recipe checklists are reset. If you block site data entirely, your checklists will not be saved at all.
Third party cookies
There are no third party cookies on TasteBoard at launch. If Google AdSense or an analytics tool is approved and added later, those services may set cookies. This page will list every third party cookie, with its purpose, and will be updated first, before or as those services start.
Changes
The updated date at the top of this page shows when this policy was last changed.
