Cookie Policy
Last updated: July 17, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how TTAPI ("we," "us," or "our") uses cookies and similar browser storage technologies on the public website at https://ttapi.io/. It describes the website's current practices as of the date shown above.
1. Scope of This Policy
This Cookie Policy applies only to the public marketing website available at https://ttapi.io/. It does not describe the cookies or similar technologies used by the TTAPI dashboard, documentation site, status page, API services, or third-party websites reached through links from the public website. Those services should be reviewed separately before this policy is extended to cover them.
TTAPI operates the public website and is responsible for the technologies described below. This policy should be read together with the TTAPI Privacy Policy.
2. What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are
Cookies are small text files that a website can place on your device. Similar technologies, including local storage, can store or retrieve information in your browser between visits. In this policy, references to cookies include these similar technologies unless we identify a specific technology.
3. Technologies We Currently Use
As of the date shown above, the public website does not set HTTP cookies and does not use advertising cookies, cross-site tracking cookies, or analytics cookies. It uses the two first-party local storage entries described below.
ttapi-theme-mode — Provider: TTAPI. Type: first-party local storage. Purpose: remembers the light, dark, or system theme selected by the visitor. It is written when the visitor changes the theme setting and is read on later visits so the requested theme can be displayed. Duration: until the visitor changes the setting or clears the website's stored data in the browser.
ttapi-cookie-consent — Provider: TTAPI. Type: first-party local storage. Purpose: remembers whether the visitor selected "Necessary only" or "Accept all" in the cookie banner so the banner is not shown on every visit. Duration: until the visitor replaces the choice or clears the website's stored data in the browser.
4. Necessary and User-Requested Storage
The theme preference is stored only to remember a display setting requested by the visitor. The cookie-choice entry is stored only to remember the visitor's banner selection. Neither entry is used to identify a person, measure advertising, build a profile, or track activity across websites.
Because the public website does not currently use optional cookies or similar technologies, selecting "Necessary only" or "Accept all" has the same technical result: no analytics or advertising technology is activated. The selected label is stored only to prevent the banner from appearing again.
5. Optional Technologies and Consent
The public website does not currently ask for or rely on consent for analytics, advertising, personalization, or cross-site tracking because those optional technologies are not in use.
If TTAPI introduces an optional technology that requires consent, it will be disabled by default until a visitor makes a choice. The cookie notice and this policy will be updated to identify the category, purpose, provider, and duration of that technology and to provide a way to accept, refuse, and later withdraw consent as required by applicable law.
6. Managing Local Storage
You can view, delete, or block cookies and local storage through your browser settings. Clearing stored data for ttapi.io resets the saved theme and cookie choice, and the cookie banner may appear again. Blocking local storage may prevent the website from remembering those preferences but does not prevent access to the public website.
There is no separate preferences center because the public website does not currently activate optional technologies. If optional technologies are introduced, TTAPI will provide an accessible method for changing or withdrawing consent without requiring visitors to clear all browser data.
7. Third-Party Resources and Linked Services
The public website may request images or other resources from third-party hosting or content-delivery services. When a browser requests those resources, the provider may receive technical information such as the visitor's IP address, browser type, requested URL, and referring page. These network requests are not part of the two local storage entries listed above. Information about the processing of personal information is provided in the TTAPI Privacy Policy.
Links to the TTAPI dashboard, documentation site, status page, and other websites take visitors to services outside the scope of this policy. Those services may use their own cookies or similar technologies and should provide information about their own practices.
8. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
Some browsers offer a Do Not Track signal. Because there is no generally accepted standard that requires a particular response to that signal, the public website does not currently change its behavior when it receives one.
The public website does not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising and does not use optional advertising or analytics cookies. A Global Privacy Control signal therefore does not change the website's current cookie behavior. TTAPI will honor legally required opt-out preference signals if its practices change in a way that makes those signals applicable.
9. Changes to This Policy
TTAPI may update this Cookie Policy when the public website's use of cookies or similar technologies changes or when legal requirements change. The revised policy will be posted at https://ttapi.io/cookies and the date at the top of the page will be updated. Where required, TTAPI will request a new choice before using a new optional technology.
10. Contact
Questions about this Cookie Policy can be sent to [email protected] or mailed to TTAPI, 30 North Gould Street, Sheridan, Wyoming, USA.