Cookies and browser storage
Last updated: 10 September 2026
We set no cookies
Not one. There are no analytics, no advertising, no social widgets, no tag managers, and no third-party scripts on any BeyondCore page. Nothing here follows you anywhere.
That is also why you will not see a consent banner. Under the ePrivacy rules, consent is needed for storage that is not strictly necessary for a service you asked for — tracking, analytics, advertising. We do none of it, so there is nothing to ask you about. A banner that appeared anyway would be theatre, and misleading.
What we do store, and why
The application keeps a few items in your browser's local storage. They stay on your device, are readable only by beyond-core.com, and are never sent to another company.
| Name | Purpose | Type | Cleared when |
|---|---|---|---|
bc_token | Keeps you signed in between page loads | Strictly necessary | You sign out, or after the session expires |
bc_email | Shows which account is signed in | Strictly necessary | You sign out |
bc_admin_token | Keeps the operator signed in to the back-office | Strictly necessary | Sign out |
bc_admin_email | Shows which operator is signed in | Strictly necessary | Sign out |
bc_theme | Remembers light or dark appearance | Preference | You clear it below |
bc_gs_done | Remembers that you dismissed the "Get started" checklist | Preference | You clear it below |
bc_view_token | Operator only: a read-only support view of an account, kept in session storage for that one tab | Strictly necessary | The tab is closed, or after one hour |
Without the session items you could not stay signed in, which is the service you asked for. bc_theme and bc_gs_done are conveniences: clearing them only means the site follows your system appearance again and shows the checklist again.
Your control
The panel below reads your browser directly, so it shows what is actually stored right now — and the button clears all of it. You can also clear site data from your browser's own settings at any time. Clearing signs you out; nothing else is lost, because your account and history live on the server, not in the browser.
Server logs
Our hosting provider keeps short-lived technical logs (IP address, requested path, timestamp) for security and debugging. That is not browser storage and cannot be turned off without turning off the service, but it is minimal and short-lived. See the Privacy Policy.
If this ever changes
If we add anything that is not strictly necessary — product analytics, for example — we will ask for your consent before it runs, list it in the table above, and give you a way to say no and change your mind later. Until you see that, the table above is the whole truth.
What this browser is storing right now
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