Privacy
Cookies & tracking
The short version: these sites set no cookies and run no analytics. Nothing profiles you, nothing follows you between sites, and there is no advertising network anywhere in the stack. The longer version is below, because “we value your privacy” is worth nothing without the specifics.
Applies to ai-automation-tools.dev and every
*.ai-automation-tools.dev subdomain, plus
edge-radar.mikesailab.com. Last updated 17 September 2026.
Cookies
One cookie exists, and only after you answer the banner. It stores that answer so you are not asked again — it holds no identifier and is never read by anyone but your own browser and the page in front of you.
| Name | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
| ail_consent |
Your answer to the banner — literally the text
v1.granted or
v1.denied and the date you chose. Scoped to
.ai-automation-tools.dev so one answer covers
every app on the domain. First-party, SameSite=Lax,
Secure.
|
180 days |
That is the complete list. If you decline, or never answer, no cookie of any kind is stored beyond the record of the decline itself.
What accepting actually permits
Today: nothing. There is no analytics script to switch on, so accepting and declining produce identical behaviour — the only difference is the record of your choice.
The banner exists so that stays true if it ever changes. Optional scripts on these sites are gated behind your answer in code, not behind an intention: an analytics snippet cannot load unless the stored answer is granted. Adding one without consent would take deleting the gate, not forgetting to use it.
If you have Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track enabled, that is taken as a decline and the banner never appears. You have already answered; being asked anyway is the dark pattern.
Preferences kept in your browser
Some apps remember how you left the interface, using
localStorage. These never leave your device, are not sent
with any request, and are not cookies — they exist only so the app looks the same when
you come back. Clearing site data removes them.
- Cronsole — the chosen colour theme, pinned rail items, and local UI settings.
- Agent Chat — whether the sidebar rail is collapsed.
- Project Hub — pinned projects in the demo explorer.
Who else sees your request
No tracker is embedded, but these pages do load assets from other companies’ servers, and a request to any server reveals your IP address and browser to it. Disclosed because it is true, not because it is required:
- Google Fonts (
fonts.googleapis.com,fonts.gstatic.com) — typefaces. Google receives the request and states it sets no cookies for it. - Tailwind CDN (
cdn.tailwindcss.com) — the stylesheet engine on the static pages. - Hosting — GitHub Pages, Vercel and Fly.io serve these sites and keep short-lived access logs containing IP address, timestamp and user agent, as every web server does. Those logs are operational; they are not analysed, joined, or used to build a profile.
Where an app talks to an external API on your behalf — sports scores, market data, a model provider — that request is made because you asked for the feature, and the page says so at the point of use.
Changing your mind
Withdrawing is the same single click as giving it, on any page of any of these sites.
Deleting the ail_consent cookie in your browser has the
same effect — you will simply be asked once more on your next visit.
Questions
Email admin@ai-automation-tools.dev. The banner and this page are open source — the claims above are checkable rather than promised.