Cookie Policy.

This policy explains what cookies and similar technologies (such as browser local storage) the DRAFT website uses, why, and how you can control them. It reflects what this site actually uses today — no more, no less.

Strictly speaking, the technologies currently used by this site are browser storage rather than traditional cookies, but they are treated the same way under UK privacy rules (PECR), so this policy covers both.

Essential storage is required for the site to function properly and to remember choices you make about how it behaves. These items are always active and cannot be switched off:

Neither of these items tracks you, identifies you, or sends information to DRAFT or any third party — they are read and written only by your own browser.

This website does not currently use any analytics cookies or tracking technologies. No analytics category appears in the consent preferences because there is nothing to consent to.

If DRAFT introduces analytics in the future, this policy will be updated, an analytics category will be added to the preferences panel, and no analytics technology will load unless you have given consent.

This website does not currently use any marketing or advertising cookies, pixels or similar technologies, and it does not share information with advertisers.

As with analytics, if this changes the policy and the preferences panel will be updated first, and nothing will load without your consent.

When you first visit this site, a privacy panel appears near the bottom of the screen. You can:

• ACCEPT ALL — allow any optional categories (currently none are in use).
• REJECT NON-ESSENTIAL — refuse all optional technologies; only essential storage remains active.
• PREFERENCES — review each category and save a specific choice.

Your choice is stored in your browser (as draft-consent above) so the panel does not keep appearing. Optional categories are never pre-selected.

You can reopen the preferences panel at any time using the COOKIE PREFERENCES link in the footer of every page. From there you can review and change your choices; a withdrawal of consent takes effect immediately.

You can also clear the stored items yourself through your browser's site-data settings, which will cause the consent panel to appear again on your next visit.

DRAFT may update this policy if the technologies used by the site change. The date at the top of the page shows when it was last revised. Where a change introduces new optional technologies, consent will be requested before they are used.

Questions about this policy can be sent to hello@draft.systems. For the wider picture of how DRAFT handles personal information, see the Privacy Policy.