Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small text file that sites store in your browser to remember things between page loads — e.g. that you're signed in, or which colour theme you prefer. Some cookies are set by the site itself (“first-party”); others by services the site embeds (“third-party”).

These keep the site working. You can't turn them off without breaking core functionality, but they store no marketing or profiling data.

• __clerk_* — Clerk auth session. Set when you sign in; expires when you sign out or after 7 days of inactivity. First-party.
• __stripe_*— Stripe Checkout / Billing Portal session (set only when you're on Stripe's hosted pages). Third-party, necessary for payments.
• theme — your light / dark / system theme preference. Set by next-themes; expires in 1 year. First-party.

Optional, used to remember preferences. Currently:

• cycle — last-used billing cycle (monthly / yearly) on the pricing page, so the page opens with your preference next visit.

You can disable functional cookies in your browser without affecting auth or payments.

We use Plausible Analyticsto count page views and rough geography. Plausible doesn't set any cookies and uses an anonymous hash that resets daily — no profile of your activity is built. Plausible is GDPR-, CCPA-, and PECR-compliant by design.

• No Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel, or similar.
• No session-replay tools (Hotjar, FullStory, LogRocket).
• No advertising / retargeting cookies.
• No fingerprinting techniques to track you across third-party sites or after logout.

Most browsers let you block or clear cookies via Settings → Privacy. Be aware that blocking essential cookies (Clerk, Stripe) will break sign-in and payments — that's why we don't bother showing a cookie banner for them.

If you turn off functional cookies, the site still works; the preference feature just stops remembering your last choice.