Updated October 29, 2026
Cookies
and local storage.
What is strictly necessary, and nothing more without your consent. Here is everything the website stores in your browser, and why.
01What we're talking about
A cookie is a small file a website saves in your browser and reads back on each visit. Local storage plays the same role, without being sent to the server. This page covers both.
02Your consent first
Toolty uses two kinds of trackers, and only if you accept them in the banner: audience measurement (Google Analytics), to know which pages and tools are used, and advertising (Meta, TikTok, Google Ads), to know which ads lead to sign-ups and purchases. Nothing is set before you choose, and declining changes nothing about the service.
The files you process are never part of it: neither their names, contents nor metadata are sent, and they are never saved in a cookie or in local storage. A tool is identified by its name only.
03What the website stores
Strictly necessary
theme
Local storage
The light or dark theme shown: light from 6 am to 6 pm, dark from 6 pm to 6 am, on your device's clock.
Lifetime: Until you clear it
theme-jusqua
Local storage
Remembers the theme you picked yourself, until the next switch time (6 am or 6 pm).
Lifetime: Until 6 am or 6 pm
toolty-langue
Cookie
Remembers the language you chose, so the website opens in it. Without it, your browser's language applies.
Lifetime: One year
toolty-tarif
Local storage
Keeps the last price shown in your currency, so it appears at once on your next visit.
Lifetime: Twelve hours
toolty-devise
Cookie
Remembers the currency you chose for prices. Without it, your country's currency applies.
Lifetime: One year
toolty-consentement
Cookie
Remembers your choices in the cookie banner, declining included, so you are not asked again on every page. It also holds a randomly drawn identifier that links your choice to its record.
Lifetime: Six months
With an account
Session
Cookie
Keeps you signed in. Unreadable by page scripts, sent only over an encrypted connection.
Lifetime: The length of the session
Usage identifier
Cookie
A randomly drawn identifier that counts operations made without an account, to apply the limits of the free plan. It says nothing about you.
Lifetime: Limited to that count
With your consent
_ga, _ga_*
Cookie · Google Analytics
Audience measurement: tells visits apart to count pages viewed and tools opened. Set only if you accept audience measurement.
Lifetime: Up to two years, according to Google
_fbp, _fbc
Cookie · Meta
Advertising: links a visit to an ad seen on Facebook or Instagram, to know whether it leads to a sign-up or a purchase.
Lifetime: Up to three months, according to Meta
_ttp
Cookie · TikTok
Advertising: the same role, for ads seen on TikTok.
Lifetime: Up to thirteen months, according to TikTok
_gcl_au, _gcl_aw
Cookie · Google Ads
Advertising: the same role, for Google ads.
Lifetime: Up to three months, according to Google
toolty-clics
Cookie
Keeps the identifier of the ad that brought you here (fbclid, ttclid, gclid), to match it with a later sign-up or purchase. Set only if you accept advertising.
Lifetime: Thirty days
04On our providers' pages
05Managing them
- You can change your measurement and advertising choices at any time: . Withdrawing applies from then on; cookies already set can be cleared from your browser settings.
- Your browser settings let you view, block and clear cookies and local storage, for this website or for all of them.
- Clearing the session cookie signs you out; clearing the theme and language preferences brings back the time-of-day theme and your browser's language.
06If this changes
If the list of trackers changes, this page is updated and the banner asks for your choice again. For the rest of your data, see the privacy policy.