Cookie Policy
What the website stores in your browser, why, and how to turn it off.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. They make it possible to remember preferences between visits, keep you signed in and measure how the site is used. Equivalent technologies, such as browser local storage, follow the same rules set out in this Policy.
2. What we use
| Category | What it is for | Can it be disabled? |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Authentication, session security and basic console functionality. | No — the platform does not work without them |
| Preferences | Store your choices, such as the language selected on the site. | Yes |
| Measurement and marketing | Measure campaign performance and where signups come from. | Yes |
The language preference is stored in your browser's local storage and never leaves your device.
3. Third-party cookies
We use Google measurement tags (Google Ads and Google Analytics) to understand which campaigns bring signups. Those services may set their own cookies, subject to Google's privacy policies.
We do not use cookies to build behavioural profiles beyond campaign measurement, and we do not share browsing data with third-party ad networks.
4. How to manage them
- Every browser allows cookies to be blocked or cleared in its privacy settings.
- Blocking essential cookies prevents signing in to the platform.
- Clearing site data removes the language preference, which reverts to the browser-detected default.
5. Updates
This Policy is reviewed whenever the technologies used on the website change. The date of the last update is shown at the top of the page.
Questions about these documents?
If something here is unclear, or if you want to exercise a right over your data, get in touch.
Talk to the team