Cookies and tracking

What we store in your browser

• A sign-in session, so you stay signed in between visits. Removing it signs you out.
• Small preference values, such as the last workspace you used.

These are required for the service to work. We do not run advertising cookies on our own pages.

What we count on published pages

Landing pages, blog articles and retailer links record that a visit or a click happened, along with the campaign or experiment it came from. Visitors are counted using a one-way marker, not a name or an email address, and a click on a retailer link is always reported as a click — never as a sale. A sale is only recorded when the payment provider confirms it.

Other companies

If you follow a link to a retailer, an advertising platform or a social network, that company applies its own cookies and policies once you arrive. We have no control over those.

Your choices

You can clear cookies at any time in your browser settings. Doing so signs you out and resets preferences; it does not delete anything stored in your account.