What the tools use
The tools use temporary JavaScript memory in the open page. They do not set visitor cookies or use localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB to retain prayer inputs. There is no analytics, ad targeting, tracking pixel, cookie-based preference system or remote font request in this package. Downloading a file creates a device file, not a cookie.
What WordPress and hosting may use
WordPress can use authentication and administration cookies when an operator logs in. A host, caching or security service, active theme or another plugin may add cookies or other storage independently of this package. Their actual names, purposes and retention periods depend on the installed deployment and are not guessed here. The operator should inventory them before launch and update this notice when necessary.
Why there is no bundled consent banner
This plugin does not introduce optional tracking or advertising cookies, so it does not add a decorative accept-all banner. That is not a determination that every deployment is exempt from consent requirements. If optional tracking or other consent-dependent services are added, the operator must implement appropriate disclosure and controls before those services run, as required by applicable law.
Your browser choices
You can review, block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking cookies does not prevent the bundled tools from calculating results, but it may affect WordPress logins or other website services. Deleting cookies does not remove downloaded plans, printouts or imported calendar events. Clear those copies in the applications where they are stored.
Questions about a cookie you see
Contact the operator with the cookie’s name and the page on which it appeared, without sending its value or login details. The operator can trace it to the host or installed service. Ordinary server logs are a separate topic described in the Privacy Policy.