Cookie Policy

Last updated: 26 August 2026

1. What this policy covers

This explains the small pieces of information we store on your device when you use Flash Revision Lab, both cookies and similar technologies like browser storage, what each one does, and how you control them.

2. The short version

We keep this to a minimum. Some storage is essential to run the site and is always on. We also use a privacy-friendly analytics setup to understand how the site is used. If you agree, we use a Meta (Facebook) advertising pixel on our public pages so our ads reach the right people. The pixel is off until you accept marketing storage, and we never run it inside the logged-in student area.

3. Your choice

When you first visit, a banner lets you Accept or Reject non-essential storage, with both choices equally easy. You can change your mind any time using the Cookie settings link in the footer. Essential storage cannot be turned off, because the site will not work without it.

4. What we store

NameTypePurposeCategoryDuration
Sign-in sessionCookieKeeps you signed inEssentialSession / persistent
session-id, __dplCookieSecure session and load balancingEssentialSession
Announcement dismissalBrowser storageRemembers you closed a bannerEssentialPersistent
frl_anon_idBrowser storageA random ID so we can count visits without knowing who you areAnalyticsPersistent
frl_first_touch, frl_last_touch, frl_last_session_idBrowser storageRemembers how you first reached us, to understand which channels workAnalyticsPersistent
frl_cookie_consentBrowser storageRemembers your choice on this bannerEssentialPersistent
Meta advertising pixel (_fbp, and fbclid in links)Cookie / pixelMeasures ad results and builds advertising audiences, on public pages onlyMarketing (needs consent)Up to 90 days

5. Analytics

Our own usage analytics run whether or not you accept marketing storage, because they are first-party, do not identify you, and are not shared for advertising. You can still object, see the Privacy Policy.

6. Marketing pixel

If you accept marketing storage, we load Meta's pixel on our public pages (home, parents, pricing, the free-class page and checkout). It tells Meta which of our pages you visited and whether you registered or subscribed, so we can measure and target ads. We never load it inside the student app, so a student's revision activity is never sent to Meta. Reject marketing storage and the pixel never loads.

7. Third-party video

Revision videos are embedded using youtube-nocookie.com, so YouTube sets nothing until you press play. Once you play a video, Google's cookies and privacy policy apply.

8. Managing storage in your browser

You can also block or delete storage in your browser settings, though you will not be able to stay signed in without the essential items. See www.aboutcookies.org.

9. Changes and contact

We may update this policy and will post changes here with a new date. Questions: help@flashrevisionlab.com.