Cookie & local storage notice
Last updated: 6 November 2026
Controller: Ben Lev (sole trader), trading as SIGNAL (“we”, “us”)
Contact: benbarlev.business@gmail.com · Business address: available on request
This notice explains how SIGNAL (https://signal-founder-flow.base44.app) and its hosting platform use cookies and similar technologies.
1. What we use today
Essential / functional (no consent required for core operation)
| Technology | Purpose |
|---|---|
Auth session token (typically localStorage, managed by the Base44 auth SDK) |
Keep you signed in after login / OAuth return (access_token style storage). Required for the product to work. |
| App UI preferences stored in the browser (if any) | Remember non-tracking UI state such as dismissals. |
You can clear these by signing out and/or clearing site data for this domain in your browser. Doing so signs you out.
Analytics (non-essential, currently off)
We do not run product analytics on this site today. The page includes a consent flag that keeps Base44 page-view counting off:
<meta name="base44-analytics" content="off">in the page head.- A small script that sets
base44_analytics_denied=1in local storage on first load and pushes adeniedconsent state, which is what the platform’s tracker checks before counting a page view.
As a result, this site sets no analytics or visitor-attribution cookies. There is no cookie banner because there is nothing to consent to. You can confirm this yourself in your browser: the only storage is your sign-in session.
We may enable page-view counting later. If we do, we will ask first and this notice will say so before the change ships. No third-party tags (Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Hotjar) are present on this site.
The hosting platform (Base44) may still set strictly essential storage needed to sign you in.
2. Payments (Paddle)
When you start a trial or subscribe, Paddle.com (Merchant of Record) may set its own cookies and process payment data on Paddle-hosted checkout. Those technologies are governed by Paddle’s Privacy Notice and buyer terms, not solely by this notice.
3. Connected accounts
OAuth connectors (e.g. LinkedIn, GitHub, Notion) may set cookies on the provider’s domains during sign-in. Those are controlled by the provider.
4. Your choices
- Browser controls: block or delete cookies / clear site storage for this domain.
- GPC: where supported, Base44’s default visitor-tracking script clears referrer cookies when Global Privacy Control is on.
- Email us at benbarlev.business@gmail.com to ask about analytics processing or to exercise privacy rights (see our Privacy Policy).
5. Updates
We may update this notice when we change trackers or consent behaviour. The “Last updated” date above will change when we do.