Cookie Policy

Authentication cookies from our provider Supabase, which hold your session so your assessment stays yours between visits. They are first-party, marked SameSite, and strictly necessary: signing in is impossible without them.

Our visit statistics come from Cloudflare Web Analytics, which measures page views with a small script that sets no cookie and builds no profile. Progress on an assessment you have not attached to an account is kept in your own browser (localStorage), where it stays on your device and is never read for tracking.

Accept or Reject is recorded in your browser, in localStorage rather than in a cookie, and it is read before anything that would need your consent is ever loaded. Today nothing does, so the honest description of what Reject switches off right now is: nothing. It is kept because the alternative is asking you after the fact.

Rejecting does not remove the authentication cookies. They are what being signed in consists of, they are strictly necessary in the sense the rules use, and no consent choice can switch them off while you are signed in. Signing out or clearing your browser data is what removes them.

Cookie settings in the footer reopens the banner, and a new answer replaces the old one. Until you give one, the answer already stored stands.

You can also clear or block cookies in your browser at any time. Blocking the authentication cookies means you cannot stay signed in; everything else on the site works without any cookie at all.