This page explains what cookies and similar technologies this website uses, what each one is for, and how to change your mind. For everything else we do with personal information, see our Privacy Policy.
A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device. Some are needed for the site to work at all. Others tell us how the site is being used, or help us measure our advertising. We also use technologies that behave like cookies — local storage and tracking pixels — and we treat them the same way in this policy.
These make the site work. They remember your cookie choices, keep form submissions secure, and handle basic site functions. They do not track you and cannot be switched off, because the site would not function without them.
Google Analytics 4 and PostHog. These tell us which pages people read, how they move through the site, and where they give up. We use this to fix the parts that do not work. PostHog also records which links and buttons are clicked. It may also record a replay of a visit — mouse movement, clicks and scrolling. Anything you type into a form field is masked and is not captured.
The Meta Pixel. If you arrived here from an advertisement, this tells us whether that advertisement worked. It also allows relevant ads to be shown to you on Facebook and Instagram.
Statistics and marketing technologies are blocked until you accept them in the cookie banner. If you decline, or simply close the banner, they never load. Only the functional cookies run.
The table below is generated automatically and kept current by our consent manager. It lists each cookie by name, what it does, which category it belongs to, and how long it lasts on your device.
You can withdraw or change your consent at any time using the Cookie settings link in the footer of every page. Your new choice takes effect immediately, and anything already set will stop collecting.
You can also control cookies in your browser — every major browser lets you block or delete them, usually under Settings, then Privacy. Blocking functional cookies may stop parts of this site working.
Individual cookie lifetimes are listed in the table above. Separately, the data those cookies send to our providers is kept for the periods set out in section 7 of our Privacy Policy.
When we add or remove a tool, the table above updates automatically and the date at the top of this page changes. Material changes will be flagged in the cookie banner.
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