RocketScan uses Google Analytics to understand anonymous usage. No account, no personal data. Cookies are only set if you accept.
Last updated: 2026-08-04
RocketScan.live is a public, read-only demo. There is no account, no sign-in, and no form to fill out. We do not ask for or store any personal information about you.
Nothing personal, ever. We use Google Analytics 4 to measure anonymous, aggregate usage (page views, which panels get opened, Core Web Vitals). IP addresses are anonymized (anonymize_ip). We do not collect names, emails, or any account data, because there are no accounts.
Until you press Accept on the cookie banner, analytics runs in Google's consent mode with all storage denied: it reports an anonymous, cookieless page hit and cannot identify you or link visits together. Accepting allows the standard analytics cookie so repeat visits can be counted as one person. Declining stops analytics entirely.
Before you choose, the only thing stored is your consent decision itself, in your browser's local storage (rs-cookie-consent). No cookies of any kind are set until you accept. If you decline, no analytics cookies are ever set and analytics stops sending. You can change your mind at any time from the Manage cookies link in the footer (or the button below, once you've made a choice) - withdrawing consent stops analytics on your next visit.
The intelligence shown is assembled server-side from Launch Library 2 (launch schedule), the X API (public post chatter), and xAI Grok (analysis). These are queried by our backend about launches, not about you - none of them receive your identity or browsing data.
We do not sell data, we do not run advertising trackers, and we do not build a profile of you. Analytics is aggregate and cookieless until you accept; the app works fully with analytics declined.
Questions about this policy: patricklukewilson@gmail.com.