LookThis.One

Cookie Policy

Last updated: September 22, 2026

This page explains the cookies and measurement LookThisOne uses and why. You can manage your preferences using the toggles next to each section.

How we ask for your permission, depending on where you are

Strictly necessary cookies cannot be turned off — without them the site does not work. Every other cookie depends on where you are: in the United States they start on, we tell you when you arrive, and you can turn them off at any time, here or from that notice; in the rest of the world they start off and are only turned on if you accept them. We also honour the Global Privacy Control signal: if your browser sends it, we treat it as turning all of them off, without you having to do anything.

These cookies are required for the site to function. They cannot be disabled.

NamePurposeDurationType
lto_localeStores your language preference.12 monthsFunctional
sb-*-auth-tokenAuthenticated session (Supabase Auth). Only present when logged in.Auth session (persistent)Functional
lto_embedsStores your embedded-content (embeds) preference.12 monthsFunctional
lto_marketingStores your marketing preference.12 monthsFunctional
lto_affiliateStores your affiliate-program preference.12 monthsFunctional
lto_consent_vRemembers that you have answered the cookie notice, and which version you answered.12 monthsFunctional
lto_signup_termsRemembers that you accepted the terms when signing up with Google, during the round trip to Google.10 minutesFunctional

This cookie only exists if you arrived at LookThis.One through the link of a creator in our affiliate program. If you did not come from such a link it is never created, even if it is on. When it does exist, it stores only the code of the person who referred you, so the referral is credited to them and they can be paid their commission. It stores nothing about you or about what you do on the site. When you complete a purchase, that code is handed to Lemon Squeezy, our payment provider, which is who pays the commission: it is the only thing that leaves LookThis.One, and it says nothing about you.

When it is off, the referral is not necessarily lost: when you create your account during that same visit, the referral is recorded on your account, on our servers, without using your device. Having it on is how you give the creator who referred you the fullest guarantee that their referral will count.

NamePurposeDurationType
lto_affCode of the affiliate who referred you.90 daysFirst-party

Current status: affiliate program enabled.

Some profiles embed third-party content (for example YouTube videos). When it is on, embeds load when you play them and the third party (YouTube/Google) may receive your request and set its own cookies under its policy. When it is off, embeds stay blocked and show a prompt to unlock them. This preference is site-wide and you can change it here anytime.

NamePurposeDurationType
YouTube (embedded video)Loads only when you accept and play an embed; may set YouTube/Google cookies.Managed by YouTube/GoogleThird-party

Current status: embeds enabled.

When it is on, we set a first-party cookie that remembers how many times you've visited and when your last visit was, so we can show you relevant messages on this site. The data never leaves LookThis.One and no third party is involved. You can turn this off at any time.

NamePurposeDurationType
lto_visitsVisit count and the date of your last visit.12 monthsFirst-party

Current status: marketing enabled.

This cookie lets us show you our ads on other platforms. When it is on, we load the Meta pixel (Facebook and Instagram) on the pages where we advertise; Meta may set its own cookies under its policy and recognise that you visited LookThis.One. When it is off, the pixel does not load. The pixel never loads on a user's public profile; it does load on the six demo profiles in the catalog, which are ours, and on the pages of our own ad campaigns. Accepting these cookies also enables our own record of your visit when you arrive from one of our ads, which we use to measure our advertising and keep for 90 days; the Privacy Policy describes it.

NamePurposeDurationType
lto_adsStores your advertising preference.12 monthsFirst-party
lto_campaignThe campaign and the ad you arrived from, so we can tell which ads work.90 daysFirst-party
lto_journeyAn opaque identifier for this visit, so the steps you take after arriving from one of our ads can be read as one journey, and which we also send to the advertising platform as an identifier for the visit. It is not linked to any account unless you create one.90 daysFirst-party
_fbcAd click identifier. Set by the Meta pixel, or written by our server when you arrive from one of our ads.90 daysFirst-party
_fbpBrowser identifier. Set by the Meta pixel, or written by our server.90 daysFirst-party
frMeta advertising cookie, set on facebook.com.Managed by MetaThird-party
_gcl_auGoogle Ads conversion identifier. We are not using it yet.90 daysFirst-party
IDEGoogle advertising cookie, set on doubleclick.net. We are not using it yet.Managed by GoogleThird-party

Current status: advertising enabled.

6. Cookieless measurement

We count page views, link clicks, embed plays and per-day device, country and origin breakdowns as anonymous daily totals — no cookies, no IP, nothing that identifies you. That's why there's nothing to switch off here.

7. Server-side ad measurement

We measure our ads' performance from our own server. If you have accepted the advertising cookies, our server stores lto_journey, an opaque identifier for the visit, in your browser, and, when you arrive from one of our ads, also the two Meta cookies (_fbc and _fbp) and lto_campaign, holding the campaign and the ad you arrived from; all of them are turned off in section 5. When you arrive from an ad we report your arrival to the platform, unless you have declined these cookies. If you have accepted them, we also report your visit when you do not arrive from an ad and, if you did arrive from one, what you do next — applying to the affiliate program, confirming your email while creating an account, starting the purchase of a space. And we report every space acquired, whether or not you arrived from an ad. Exactly what we report, and what we do not send, is in the Privacy Policy.