Cookie policy
The site sets what sign-in needs and nothing else.
There is no advertising network, no analytics product and no cross-context behavioural tracking in this application. That is why there is no consent banner — not because one was skipped.
Updated 31 August 2026
Draft status. A review draft: not indexed, and not final until checked by qualified counsel.
01
What is stored on my device?
- Authentication and session cookies set by Clerk. Strictly necessary — without them a signed-in page cannot know who you are.
- A theme preference in local storage, so the interface does not flash the wrong palette on the next visit.
- Small interface-state values, such as table density, kept in the browser and never sent anywhere.
02
Why is there no cookie banner?
Because everything above is either strictly necessary for a service you asked for, or a preference you set yourself — neither of which requires consent. A banner asking permission for cookies that need none would be theatre, and it would train people to dismiss the one that genuinely matters if analytics or advertising is ever added.
If that changes, a consent manager arrives with it, and this page changes first.
03
What about tracking in the emails?
That is a different question with a different answer, and it is the honest gap in this page. Campaign mail can contain an open pixel and rewritten click links; both are described in the privacy notice. Storing or reading information on a recipient’s device is governed by the ePrivacy rules regardless of whether it is a cookie, and whether these two require prior consent varies by member state. The analysis is open.
04
How do I clear what is stored?
Sign out to end the session, and clear site data for this domain in your browser to remove the preferences. Nothing here survives that, because nothing here is stored anywhere else.