This site uses one analytics cookie
Google Analytics, and nothing else. You'll see a short notice about it the first time you visit. Choosing OK sets the cookie; choosing No thanks sets nothing. The detail is below.
Last updated: 3 October 2026
Cookies on this site
We use Google Analytics to understand which pages get used and where visitors drop off: coarse, aggregate traffic patterns, not anything you type. It sets a cookie only if you choose OK on the notice shown on your first visit; choose No thanks and nothing from Google loads at all. There's no advertising and no tracking pixels beyond that one cookie.
The one thing the site does store
The sign-in page briefly remembers, on your device only, the email address you asked a sign-in link for. That's what stops a forwarded email from handing someone else your access, and it clears automatically once you're signed in.
The site also keeps your answer to the analytics notice, OK or No thanks, on your device, so it doesn't ask again on every visit.
If you answered OK, the site also keeps a short note of how you first arrived: the site that linked here, the page you landed on and any campaign tags in the address. It stays on your device, and if you later buy, it is sent along with the purchase so we can tell which route brought you. Under No thanks, no such note is kept.
When we send you somewhere else
Two steps hand you to another company's page, where their rules apply and not ours:
- Continue with Google opens a Google sign-in window. Google sets its own cookies there.
- Buying opens Stripe Checkout on Stripe's own page. Stripe sets the cookies it needs for payment and fraud checks.
You come back to this site afterwards. Nothing changes here because of that round trip. The one cookie we set (if you've dismissed the analytics notice) is the same either way.
The extension and the app
Neither is a website and neither uses cookies. They keep your settings, such as your licence number, chosen centres and date range, on your own device, and send anonymous usage counts to Google Analytics. The privacy policy covers this in full.
Clearing it
Clearing site data for this domain in your browser removes all of it, the analytics cookie included. Nothing breaks: the next sign-in link you request brings the sign-in memory back, and the analytics notice simply asks again.