Cookies
TILT does not set a tracking cookie, an advertising cookie, or an analytics cookie. There is nothing to opt into, so the site does not show a consent banner.
What we do not use
No advertising network. No analytics cookie. No social plug-in. A read does not drop a third-party cookie on this site.
Last updated 29 October 2026.
What is stored on the device
After you connect, this browser keeps a local storage entry named tilt-board-v1. It holds the session token, the last topic, and the note last shown on this device. Depending on the wallet you use, the wallet connector may also save a local setting, such as the wallet name, so it knows which extension to talk to.
These entries are not cookies. They are strictly necessary to keep you connected and to show the same note when you reopen the page. The local storage entry stays in your browser until you disconnect or clear site data for TILT, though the session token inside it expires after 30 days.
Under EU, UK, and international ePrivacy rules, local storage that is strictly necessary to provide a service you asked for does not need a consent banner. This is that kind of storage. We apply that same strict rule everywhere.
The host
The site is served by Vercel, which may use standard security or routing headers required to deliver the page and protect against DDoS traffic. TILT does not add any tracking cookie of its own on top of that. If we ever need a cookie that is not strictly required to deliver the page, this notice will name it and ask for your consent before it is turned on.
How to remove it
Disconnect on the pay screen, or clear site data for this address in your browser settings. That removes the local storage entries on your device. It does not delete the wallet row on the server. That request is covered in the privacy notice.