Cookie Policy

What cookies are

The short version of what a cookie is.

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep, sent back with every later visit to the same site. It is how a site remembers you between visits — or, in our case, between page loads.

Cookies we use

Two cookies, both set by the service itself.

2.1 better-auth.session_token. The sign-in session. It keeps you logged in, it is set only when you sign in, and it expires with the session after 30 days. Essential: without it there is no signed-in state.

2.2 display_currency. Remembers which of EUR, USD or GBP you chose for displayed prices, so the next page opens in the same currency. It lives 365 days and is not essential — without it the service falls back to euro.

2.3 Nothing else. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking — and no third-party cookies at all.

Managing your choices

You are in control of both.

Your browser can delete cookies or block them per site. Deleting the session cookie signs you out; blocking it means you cannot stay signed in. The currency cookie can be cleared freely — the switcher in the header sets it again.

Changes

If this list ever grows, this page says so.

This page is the complete list. If a cookie is added, it appears here before it is set.