Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device to remember information about you — for example, whether you are signed in, what language you have chosen, or how you interact with the site. Similar technologies such as local storage, session storage, and pixel tags serve the same purpose and are treated as cookies throughout this policy.

We only set non-essential cookies after you have given explicit consent through our cookie banner.

Types of cookies we use

Essential cookies

Required for core functionality such as signing in, securing your session, and processing payments. The Services cannot function without these and they do not require consent.

Functional cookies

Remember your preferences, such as language and theme, so that the Services feel personalised to you.

Analytics cookies

Help us understand aggregated traffic patterns and improve the Services. These are loaded only after you grant analytics consent.

Marketing cookies

We do not currently use third-party advertising or retargeting cookies. If this changes in the future, we will update this policy and ask for your consent before loading any such cookies.

Cookies in detail

The table below lists the cookies we may set, along with their purpose, type, and lifetime.

Third-party cookies

Some cookies are set by third parties that we rely on to deliver specific features:

• Google Analytics — aggregated usage analytics, loaded only with consent. See the Google Privacy Policy.
• Stripe — fraud prevention and checkout sessions during payments. See the Stripe Privacy Policy.

Managing cookies

You can review and change your consent choices at any time from the account settings page. You can also block or delete cookies directly in your browser. Most browsers let you configure cookie behaviour under Settings → Privacy. Please note that blocking essential cookies may prevent parts of the Services from working correctly.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

We honour the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal sent by supported browsers. If your browser sends GPC, we treat it as a request to withdraw consent for analytics and marketing cookies. Because the legacy Do Not Track header is not standardised, we rely on GPC and our in-app consent controls as the authoritative source of your preferences.

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