Cookies
What gets stored in your browser, and what happens if you say no. Last checked against the code on 2026-10-21.
Needed for the site to work
These are set because something you asked for cannot happen without them. There is no consent prompt for these, because turning them off would mean turning the feature off.
Keeping you signed in
Set when you sign in to the portal or the admin, and needed for the site to work at all. Not used to follow you anywhere.
Remembering a free tool you made
A Power Strip page or a Sparkler camera you created is remembered in your own browser's storage so you can get back to it. It never reaches us.
Optional, and off until you say otherwise
Counting visits to a client's site
Only with consent. Refusing means the visit is still counted but nothing is stored that identifies the visitor or links one visit to another.
Trackers from other companies
None. No Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no advertising network, no tag manager, no session recorder. Nothing on our pages reports back to a third party about you.
That is a checkable claim rather than a reassuring sentence: the page you are reading is generated from a list in our source code that is currently empty, and it stops saying this the day something is added to it.
Saying no
Refusing the optional one means your visit is counted but nothing is kept that identifies you or links it to any other visit. The business whose site you are on still sees that the page was read. It does not see who read it.
You can also clear everything from your browser settings at any time. If you do, anything you made with a free tool — a Power Strip page, a Sparkler camera — will no longer be recognised as yours, because that is the only thing identifying you as its owner.