Cookie policy
Last updated October 23, 2026
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. This page lists the cookies used on tickettrap.ai and the blog at tickettrap.ai/blog. For everything else about your information, see our privacy policy.
The short version
We do not use advertising or analytics cookies, and we do not use any tracking script. A visitor reading the site gets no cookies from TicketTrap.ai itself. The site does not store anything in your browser's local storage or session storage. The only cookies a visitor may receive are security cookies set by Cloudflare.
Cookies set by Cloudflare
Cloudflare sits in front of the site to deliver it and protect it from attacks. It may set these cookies:
| __cf_bm | Tells people and automated bots apart. Expires after 30 minutes. |
| cf_clearance | Set only after your browser passes a Cloudflare security check, so you are not checked again on every page. |
| _cfuvid | Used by Cloudflare to apply rate limits fairly to visitors who share an IP address. Lasts for the browser session. |
These cookies are strictly necessary for security. See Cloudflare's cookie list for details.
Cookies for TicketTrap editors
| tt_session | Keeps a TicketTrap editor signed in. Set only when an editor signs in, never for public visitors. It cannot be read by scripts on the page (HttpOnly), is sent only over secure connections, and lasts 14 days unless the editor signs out. |
Cookies on the blog
The blog at tickettrap.ai/blog runs on WordPress. Comments are closed and there is no public sign-up, so readers do not receive WordPress comment or account cookies. Blog editors who sign in receive the standard WordPress sign-in cookies (names starting with wordpress_logged_in_, wordpress_sec_ and wp-settings-), a wordpress_test_cookie on the sign-in page, and a Wordfence security cookie (wfwaf-authcookie-). The blog is also behind Cloudflare, so the Cloudflare cookies above can apply there too.
Map images
The map background loads from OpenFreeMap. We do not ask OpenFreeMap to set cookies, and the map does not use them. Your browser may keep map images in its normal cache so the map loads faster on your next visit.
If you choose to support us
If we offer a way to support TicketTrap.ai with a payment and you choose to use it, payment takes place on Stripe's own checkout page, where Stripe's cookies and cookie policy apply.
Controlling cookies
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The site works without cookies, but if you block Cloudflare's security cookies you may be asked to pass a security check more often.
Contact
Questions about cookies: [email protected].