A little memory.
Your decision.

Make a choice you can change.

Optional device memory lets you resume the studio, brief builder, workspace and Possibility Machine and keep your motion preference between visits. Choose Remember on this device to enable it. Choose session-only use to keep new preferences in the current tab, including across a reload. Turning memory off moves current choices into that tab and removes their persistent copies; Forget saved preferences clears both.

If you used an earlier preview, existing saved choices can still be read for continuity until you turn memory off or forget them. Saving new choices permanently now requires the explicit remember choice. Closing a tab normally clears its session storage, although browser session-restoration settings can retain it.

This control does not send a message to the team or delete a public score. Game removal tokens have their own purpose and controls: they let you remove a result you chose to publish. Remove the score first if you want it off the board.

Open the drawers.

Browser storage works differently from a cookie: these local preferences are read by the site's scripts rather than attached automatically to every web request. Privacy rules apply to both. The keys below identify what this website can remember.

• pp-device-memory: your explicit choice about remembering preferences on this device; recorded when you change that choice.
• pp-blueprint: your public studio name, ambition, visual character and finished-concept state.
• pp-concept: the drafted business brief, including the notes you choose to enter.
• pp-machine: the workbench's public name, sample scenario and selected route parts.
• pp-demo, pp-sector, pp-changes and pp-proofApproved: sample enquiry, sector choice, example requests and proof approval.
• pp-quiet: your preference for quiet or full decorative motion.
• pp-source-record: the latest Page Drop result's private deletion token, with a 90-day expiry.
• claimrunner-saved-record: the latest Poppy result's private deletion token; the corresponding result lasts up to 730 days.

A device is a place, not an account.

Optional preference records have no automatic expiry and remain until you forget them or clear the site's data in browser settings. A shared computer can expose saved draft details to the next person using that browser profile. Turn memory off or forget old choices on a shared device, and leave sensitive information out of examples.

Browser restrictions can prevent storage. You can still use the tools and download an idea. Clearing all browser data removes saved deletion tokens too; a downloaded brief or artwork is a separate file and is not removed by the website's controls.

What makes the visit work?

The public pages do not require the private development login. Opening either Contact page sets the necessary __Host-pp_contact_csrf security cookie for up to two hours. It checks the form submission, contains no enquiry text and is marked Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax; blocking it can prevent sending. Email and telephone remain available. Browser caching and host security measures may operate as part of delivering and protecting the requested page. The website's application scripts do not install advertising cookies or analytics tags.

Fonts, images, films and games are served by this site. Clicking an external source takes you to its service, where its own storage rules apply. New tracking or connected features would require their own assessment and an updated explanation before use.

The enquiry form does not save its message in device storage; its necessary anti-forgery cookie protects the requested submission. Its mail delivery and short security counters operate on the hosting service.