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Maintain your authenticated session (Supabase) and session-persistence preference set at login. With "Stay signed in" enabled, your session stays active for up to 30 days and renews automatically while you use the platform. Essential for the platform to function (cannot be disabled).
The platform sits behind a content delivery and security provider that filters traffic before it reaches our servers: denial-of-service attacks, credential stuffing, and scraping bots. To tell a real browser apart from an automated one, this layer reads technical request data (IP address, browser signature, and the page requested) and can set a short-lived cookie that expires after about 30 minutes. No account data, no profile about you, no cross-site tracking. Strictly necessary for keeping the platform available, so it cannot be switched off.
Stores UI preferences such as your colour theme and feedback-prompt state in your browser's local storage. Never transmitted to our servers.
Loads PostHog (EU region), which sets a first-party cookie (ph_*_posthog) to distinguish visitors and sessions so we can understand which features are used and where errors occur. Also enables Vercel Web Analytics, which counts page views without setting any cookies. Off by default; nothing loads until you enable it, and turning it off clears the PostHog cookie. Separately, we do depend on Google Search Console (Google's analytics for search performance). It reports aggregated search statistics we cannot trace back to a single visitor and sets no cookies here, so it stays outside this toggle.
Loads HubSpot, which sets cookies (__hstc, hubspotutk, __hssc) to recognise you across visits and link your page views to your contact record in our CRM. We use this for lead follow-up and product communication. Off by default; nothing loads until you enable it, and turning it off clears these cookies.
Vercel records aggregate HTTP request counts at infrastructure level, the same as any web server's access logs, and our security provider logs request metadata to spot attack patterns. No cookies are set by this logging, no profile is built, no cross-site tracking occurs. It happens before the page loads and cannot be disabled client-side, but it never identifies individual visitors.
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