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Cookies and tracking on your forms

Public forms set no tracking cookies and load no ad or analytics scripts. Here's what they do store.

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Your published forms set no tracking cookies and load no advertising or third-party analytics scripts, so most forms don't need a cookie banner of their own.

What a form does keep in the respondent's browser:

  • A random visitor id, for your view and completion counts.
  • Their progress, so they can resume (not in kiosk mode).
  • A short-lived token while they answer a password-protected form.

The FormsAI app itself uses one session cookie to keep you signed in. This Help Centre sets no cookies; “Did this answer your question?” is stored anonymously, without cookies.

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