Cookies & Tracking

Essential account and session storage

When you sign in, Supabase authentication may save session information in your browser’s local storage. Summit may also set a first-party authentication cookie used by our content-access checks. These support login and subscription verification. Blocking or deleting them may sign you out or prevent access to paid content.

On-device study progress

Some learning features save completion status, quiz history, streaks or preferences in your browser’s local storage. This information may not automatically sync across devices. Clearing site data, private browsing or changing devices can remove those records. If a feature later adds account-based syncing, we will update this notice.

Analytics cookies and similar technologies

Summit uses Google Analytics to understand aggregate page traffic, device categories and how people find the site. Analytics may use identifiers or cookies and process data under Google’s policies. We do not currently advertise using cross-site behavioral targeting on Summit, but analytics providers may process information under their own terms and privacy laws may treat some disclosures as “sharing.”

Your controls

• Use your browser settings to block or delete cookies and site data; this may affect login and progress.
• Use supported browser privacy controls or Google’s Analytics opt-out add-on where available.
• Unsubscribe separately from promotional emails using their unsubscribe instructions.
• Contact summitcpareview@gmail.com if you wish to exercise an applicable privacy right or report a tracking concern.

At present Summit does not provide a site-wide in-page analytics consent toggle. Browser controls and the options above are the available technical choices. We will revisit this when our tracking configuration or audiences require further consent mechanisms.

Third-party sites

If you go to Stripe, Discord, Ko-fi or another external site, that service controls its own cookies and privacy notices. Summit’s settings do not manage cookies on another company’s website.