Ad-free EveryLaunch

The EveryLaunch website is free and paid for by ads. If you own Comms Silence in the Orbitburn Android app and you’ve linked the app to a Google account, sign in here with that account and the ads on this domain go, at no extra cost. A Velocity Pass only turns off the app's banner ads, because the website can’t see one. There’s no website purchase. This page doesn’t sell anything or ask for payment details. It only reads what you already own.

Signing in only works on the domain you sign in on. everylaunch.space and orbitburn.space each keep their own sign-in, so the browser game can’t see a sign-in you made on everylaunch.space. To play the browser game without ads, sign in on the ad-free page at orbitburn.space too. The Android app handles its own ads and isn’t affected.

How to get it

Ad-free on the website comes from one ordinary Google Play purchase, made inside the Orbitburn app (package com.wyatt.deltav). You don’t need it to finish the game.

• Comms Silence is the one-time Remove Ads purchase. Buy it once and the banner ads in the app go. The website honours it once you’ve done the steps below.
• Velocity Pass is the subscription. It removes ads in the app only. The app leaves subscription status out of the cloud save on purpose, so a cancelled plan can’t come back from an old copy, and the cloud save is all the website can read.

Then connect the two. In the app, open Settings and link your Google account. That backs your save up under the account. Open the app once while online, then sign in below with the same Google account. The website looks for Comms Silence in that cloud save. It never checks Google Play, and it doesn’t keep its own record of who bought what.

You don’t have to sign in. If you don’t, you see ads, and that’s how the site pays for itself.

You can still turn ad personalisation off without signing in. Use the cookie settings link in the site footer. It’s one press, and nothing on the site is held back if you do it. What that changes, and what Google still does either way, is in the Cookie Notice.

What signing in does, and what it doesn’t

What it does

• Opens Google’s own sign-in. You sign in with Google, not with us, and we never see your password.
• Reads one document from your Orbitburn cloud save, the same save the app writes, and checks it for Comms Silence. The database rules only let a signed-in account read its own save, so this site can’t read anyone else’s, and nobody else can read yours.
• Saves the answer in this browser with a timestamp, along with your account ID, email address and name, and checks again at most every 12 hours. That way a returning ad-free visitor gets a page without ads before the sign-in code has even loaded.
• If the check finds Comms Silence, it turns off every ad on this domain, on every page. Signing in on its own changes nothing. An account without Comms Silence still sees ads.

What it doesn’t do

• It doesn’t write to your save. The check only reads, and your progress, fuel, unlocks and black boxes aren’t touched. The browser game on the play page is separate code. It uses the sign-in on orbitburn.space only. If you’re signed in there when you open it, it merges its browser save with that account’s cloud save in both directions. Sign out on orbitburn.space first if you want to keep them apart.
• It doesn’t remove ads on the other domain. everylaunch.space and orbitburn.space keep separate storage, so you sign in on each one you want ad-free.
• It doesn’t post anything. No profile, leaderboard entry, message or share.
• It doesn’t see your address or payment details. Google Play holds those. The website never gets them, and nothing on this page asks for them.
• It doesn’t create a separate website account. There’s no password to set and no profile to fill in. It uses the game’s Firebase account system: signing in with a Google account it hasn’t seen before creates a record there holding your Google identity, the same as linking in the app.
• It doesn’t sign you up for anything. Signing in doesn’t add you to the mailing list.

You can sign out any time from the panel above. That clears the saved result from this browser straight away, and the ads come back. Signing out doesn’t cancel anything. Your Play purchase stays as it is, and signing back in turns ad-free on again.

Everything that’s stored, for how long, and by whom is in the Privacy Policy. The browser storage details, including the saved result, your consent choice and the ad cookies, are in the Cookie Notice.

Why it works this way

Selling ad-free on the web as well would need its own checkout, refunds and purchase records. Honouring the app purchase only costs a sign-in and one database read.

The about page says how the site is paid for: ads, the depot, in-app purchases and affiliate commission. That’s what keeps the launch data free for everyone, signed in or not. No countdown, article or feed is ever kept behind a purchase.

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