Cookie Policy
Last updated: October 8, 2026
Draft — not yet reviewed by a lawyer. Not in effect until launch.
Which cookies we use, why, and how to say no.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a website saves in your browser. Similar tools include local storage and tracking pixels. In this policy, “cookies” means all of these.
2. The cookies we use
| Type | What it does | Needs your OK? |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Keeps you signed in to the app, remembers your cookie choice, keeps the site secure. | No — the site can’t work without them. |
| Anonymous visit ID | A random ID that links your website visits so we can see which pages and campaigns lead to trials and purchases. It doesn’t contain your name or email. | Yes |
| Advertising (Meta Pixel, Google Ads tags) | Tell Meta and Google when someone who saw our ad visits or signs up, so we can measure and improve our ads. | Yes |
If you don’t accept, the anonymous visit ID and advertising tags are not loaded. We still count page views without any ID, and the site and app keep working.
Advertising tags are used on our marketing website only. We do not use them to target ads to children.
3. Your choices
- When you first visit, our cookie banner lets you accept or decline non-essential cookies.
- You can change your mind at any time by clearing this website’s cookies in your browser — the banner will then ask you again.
- Your browser settings can also block cookies. Blocking essential cookies may stop sign-in from working.
- Meta and Google also offer their own ad settings in your account with them.
4. Other companies’ cookies
When advertising tags load (only after you accept), Meta and Google may set their own cookies and use the data under their own privacy policies. Our payment provider Stripe may also use essential cookies on its checkout pages to prevent fraud.
5. More information
Read our Privacy Policy for how we handle personal information. Questions? Email [email protected].