Updated on 14 September 2026
What cookies are
Cookies are small files stored in the browser. Similar technologies include local storage and identifiers used by measurement scripts.
They can remember a choice (language, theme, consent) or help us understand, in aggregate, which pages are visited.
Necessary cookies
We use local storage for language, light or dark theme, and to remember whether you already answered the cookie notice. These items are needed for the site to keep your settings and do not depend on analytics consent.
Without them the site still opens, but it may forget preferences on the next visit.
Analytics cookies
If you accept, the site loads Google Analytics (G-HH6RJM5BJJ) to measure visits to public pages. If you refuse, that script is not loaded from the consent notice.
Analytics is a Google service and may record technical browsing data under Google’s own policy.
Advertising cookies
In the mobile app, Google AdMob may use advertising technologies after the store/platform consent flow.
The website does not yet include the Google AdSense ad script. When that happens, this policy and the cookie notice will be updated. The ads.txt file only states that Google is authorized to sell inventory; it does not mean ads are already visible on pages.
Map services
In-app web pages that show a map load the Google Maps API. Google may set its own cookies on those features. The marketing website tries not to depend on the map to explain the product.
How to manage preferences
On the first visit you can accept or reject analytics cookies. The choice is stored in this browser. To change it later, clear this site’s storage in the browser settings and reload; the notice appears again.
You can also block cookies in the browser itself. Blocking necessary cookies may affect language and theme.