Cookie policy
What Cut Studio App keeps in your browser is exactly what the application needs to work and to remember how you like it. Not one advertising cookie.
Last updated · 1 September 2026
The short version
There are no advertising cookies, no social network cookies and no third-party cookies following you around other sites. We use neither Google Analytics nor any tracking pixel.
All that is kept in your browser are the cookies that keep you signed in and the ones that remember your preferences, plus a few local storage keys that hold your work in progress on your own device.
What is kept on your device
Besides cookies, the application uses the browser’s local storage. This information never travels to our servers: it stays on your device, and it is what lets the editor and shop mode work offline.
| Key | What it does | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| cutmaster.theme | Remembers whether you prefer the light or dark theme | Local storage |
| cutmaster.sesion | Stops the menu flickering on load by remembering whether you were signed in | Local storage |
| cutmaster.barra | Remembers whether you left the editor sidebar collapsed | Local storage |
| cutmaster.taller | Holds how far you had got through the cutting sequence, so it survives losing signal | Local storage |
| cutmaster.presupuesto | Holds a half-written quote for as long as the tab is open | Session storage |
| cutstudio.visita | Stops the same visit being counted twice for as long as the tab is open | Session storage |
Why we do not ask for your consent
Article 22.2 of the Spanish LSSI requires consent to store information on a user’s device, except where it is strictly necessary to provide the service the user has expressly requested.
Everything listed above falls within that exception: session, security and preference cookies you chose yourself, plus local storage holding your own work on your own machine. None of it serves advertising, profiling or tracking you beyond this site.
Visit measurement needs no consent either: it is our own, uses no third-party cookies, shares data with nobody, and stores only an irreversible cryptographic digest of the IP and browser, used to produce aggregate figures. This is the first-party audience measurement case that the Spanish Data Protection Agency treats as exempt in its guidance on the use of cookies.
That is why you will not see a cookie banner asking permission: there is nothing to consent to. If we ever add third-party analytics or advertising tools, we will ask for your consent before switching them on and update this page.
How to delete them
You can delete and block cookies from your browser settings, and clear local storage from the developer tools or by clearing the site data.
Bear in mind that blocking the strictly necessary cookies means you will not be able to stay signed in, and that clearing local storage loses your shop-mode progress and any half-written quote you have not saved yet.