Cookies & browser storage
POSFind sets no advertising cookies. This page lists everything the site keeps in your browser, and why.
Hosting cookies before your choice
OpenAI Sites sets __Host-appgarden-visitor before you make a privacy choice. In our October 16, 2026 browser check it was a first-party, Secure, HttpOnly visitor identifier with a lifetime of approximately 90 days. Our page code cannot read it or prevent the host from setting it. Choosing Keep optional off does not remove it.
We have asked OpenAI whether this cookie can be disabled or held back until consent, and to confirm its exact purpose and retention. Its classification is pending that response; we do not currently describe this visitor identifier as strictly necessary. This hosting cookie is separate from our consent-controlled gos_vid and gos_sid analytics cookies.
Cloudflare also sets __cf_bm for bot protection, normally for about 30 minutes. Hosting cookies may be present even when optional analytics, campaign attribution and diagnostics are off. You can clear or block cookies in your browser; the hosting service may set them again on a later request.
What we store
Your privacy settings (vovi-funnel-privacy-v2, local storage): which optional items you allowed and when the choice expires, after 180 days.
Visit-count cookies (gos_vid and gos_sid, first-party cookies): only if you allow visit counts. gos_vid is a random ID that tells us how many different people visit, kept for 365 days; gos_sid marks the start of a visit and is gone when you close the browser. Turning counts off deletes both.
Your counting choice (gos_consent, first-party cookie): yes or no, kept for 180 days. If you say no, it is the only one of these cookies we keep.
Error-report switch (site-diagnostics, local storage): on only while you allow error reports.
Campaign source (vovi-funnel-attribution-v1:posfind, session storage): only if you allow it, the first page and campaign label of this visit; gone when the tab closes.
Checklist ticks (posfind:<checklist>:v2, local storage): the boxes you ticked on the switching checklist or demo scorecard, until you untick them or clear site data.
Finder answers are not stored at all. They live in the page address, which is why a copied link brings your picks back.
Services that see your visit
OpenAI Sites hosts the site and Cloudflare protects it; both may set their own security cookies and see network details such as your IP address. If you allow error reports, Sentry receives technical details about the error, never your answers or contact details.
Without any choice, page views and link clicks are counted anonymously by our own analytics service, hosted on Vercel: the page, language, device type, referring site, campaign labels and a rough country. No ID, no cookie, and your IP address is not stored. A Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal stops this counting too.
Changing your mind
Use Privacy settings at the bottom of any page, or clear this site’s data in your browser. A Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal turns every optional item off.