Cookies

Why we use them

We use cookies only to make the platform work. They keep you logged in. They remember the language you picked. They know which day of the program you reached.

No tracking

All cookies are ours, set by our own site. No third parties.

On the platform itself there are no advertising or analytics cookies; the one exception is the Meta pixel on the public funnel pages described below.

If this ever changes, we ask you first.

Your control

You can delete them anytime from your browser. But then you get logged out.

The Meta pixel on the funnel pages

The invitation page and the business page use Meta's advertising pixel (Facebook and Instagram). When the page opens, the pixel sets two of Meta's own cookies: _fbp, and _fbc when you arrive from an advert. It tells Meta that the page was opened, and later that an email address was confirmed. Meta can connect that to your account if you use Facebook or Instagram.

This tells us which adverts bring people here, so we only pay for the ones that work.

In the European Union, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland, none of this loads or is sent until you accept. The bar gives you two equally easy buttons: accept, or only what is necessary. If you say no, everything else works the same. Outside those countries the pixel loads when the page opens, and you can still make the same choice on the bar. Your answer is kept in one of our own cookies, named tp_ads, for six months. Clearing your browser's cookies brings the question back.