Cookies and local storage

Public website as of 7 September 2026

The public website does not load advertising cookies or third-party analytics tools. It stores language and theme preferences to remember your choices. The authenticated platform uses session cookies required for its operation.

1. What is a cookie or tracker?

A cookie is a small file placed on or read from a device when a service is accessed. Other mechanisms, such as browser local storage, may retain a preference without technically being cookies. Applicable rules depend on the purpose, not just the name of the technology.

Trackers strictly necessary for the requested service or for security may be used without prior consent. Trackers for non-exempt measurement, advanced personalisation, advertising or sharing with third parties generally require a prior, freely given choice that is as easy to refuse as to accept.

2. Current inventory

Technology	Purpose	Duration	Consent
Language preference cookies	Remember the language selected for the website and platform.	One year, renewed when the language is changed.	No, this stores a preference requested by the user.
Better Auth session cookie	Authenticate the user, maintain the session and protect account access.	Up to 20 days, with session renewal every 7 days.	No, strictly necessary.
Technical sign-in state	Synchronise sign-out and remember the sign-in method chosen on the device.	Varies by key; until deleted or replaced.	No, necessary for account operation.
Payment provider cookies	Secure a payment page or prevent fraud when a user opens the Stripe service.	Determined by Stripe on its pages.	Depends on the provider’s context and purpose.

3. Why are essential trackers not optional?

Without a session cookie, the platform cannot recognise a user after sign-in or apply their organisation’s permissions. Protection against fraudulent requests, sign-out and session loss also relies on this technical state. These uses are limited to operation and security; they do not create an advertising profile.

4. Optional trackers and audience measurement

The public website does not load advertising tools or third-party analytics. Any tracker that is not strictly necessary requires the visitor’s prior choice, with refusal as accessible as acceptance and a separate choice for each purpose.

5. How can you manage your choices?

There is no preference centre because the public website does not set optional trackers. You can change the language using the website’s language selector, or delete cookies and local storage in your browser settings. Deleting them will generally sign out active accounts and reset preferences saved in that browser; the language saved in your profile remains associated with your account.

6. Third-party services and external pages

A link to a provider, such as a payment page, opens an environment with its own cookie policy. Those providers’ scripts are not loaded on the public website when they are unnecessary for the requested service.

7. Updating the inventory

This page is reviewed whenever a script, integration, analytics tool or authentication mechanism is added or changed.

Reference sources

Official references used to keep this page up to date.