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This page reproduces Section 9 of the Privacy Policy, which governs cookies and similar technologies. The full policy is at /legal/privacy.

Cookie Policy

9. Cookies and Similar Technologies

This section supplements the rest of this Policy and describes the Service's use of cookies and similar technologies, including localStorage and sessionStorage records, pixels, and scripts. The Company does not use cookies to establish the identity of the User.

CategoryPurpose
Strictly necessaryLogin session, security, including protection against cross-site request forgery, remembering the User's choices in the cookie banner, operation of the Paddle checkout form
FunctionalRemembering interface preferences, including language and the display settings for check results
AnalyticsAggregated statistics on visits and use of the Service for the purpose of improving it

9.1. On a User's first visit from a jurisdiction where consent is required, including the European Union, the European Economic Area, and the United Kingdom, the Service displays a cookie banner with options of equal prominence to accept all cookies or reject non-essential cookies, as well as granular settings for each category. Pre-ticked boxes are not used. Non-essential cookies are not set prior to the User's consent.

9.2. The User may change or withdraw its choices at any time through the "Cookie settings" link on the Service website; withdrawing consent is no more difficult than giving it. The User may also delete or block cookies in its browser settings, though blocking strictly necessary cookies may make it impossible to log in or complete payment through Paddle.

9.3. Where consent is not required by the law of the User's country, the Company nevertheless uses only the categories of cookies listed in this section and honors the User's choice to reject non-essential cookies.

9.4. Where required by applicable law, the Service honors recognized opt-out preference signals, including the Global Privacy Control signal, as an opt-out from the corresponding categories. The Service does not respond to the legacy Do Not Track header, for which no common standard exists.

9.5. Certain functional and analytics cookies may be set by the Company's subprocessors listed in Section 3 of this Policy, only after the User's consent to the relevant category. The current list of such cookies is available in the cookie settings on the Service website.