Cookies
We keep cookies to a minimum. Only the necessary ones run by default; analytics and marketing stay off until you turn them on, and you can change your mind at any moment.
Last updated: June 2026
A cookie is a small note your browser keeps for a site. Every cookie sayit sets falls into one of three buckets, the same three you’ll see in the preferences dialog. Necessary cookies just keep the app working; analytics and marketing are optional and never run unless you opt in.
One thing that is never a cookie
Your voice. Audio is analysed on your own device and never leaves it; it is not a cookie, not a tracker, and not something we could collect even if we wanted to. No setting on this page changes that, because there’s nothing to change.
The three kinds we use.
Here’s what each bucket is actually for, and whether it runs by default or waits for your okay.
Necessary
Always onThe small set we can’t switch off: they keep you signed in, keep your account secure, and remember the choices you make here. Without these, the basics simply wouldn’t work.
For example: Sign-in session · security · your cookie choices · theme
Analytics
Only with consentAnonymous, aggregated usage (which pages help and which fall flat) so we build the right features next instead of guessing. Off until you say yes, and never tied to your name.
For example: Page views · feature usage · rough device type
Marketing
Only with consentUsed to measure whether an update or announcement actually reached the people it was meant for. Plainly optional, and we’d rather you only keep it on if it’s genuinely useful to you.
For example: Campaign reach · whether a link found its audience
How to manage cookies.
The easiest way is the cookie banner, the same preferences panel you saw on your first visit. It has a switch for analytics and a switch for marketing; toggle either one and your choice takes effect immediately. It’s always one tap away from the “Cookie details” link in the consent notice, so you can re-open it whenever you like.
Prefer to do it in your browser? That works too. Every modern browser lets you view, block, or clear cookies in its privacy or security settings; clearing ours simply resets you to the necessary-only default, and we’ll ask again next time.
About our analytics
When you do opt in, our analytics are handled by a privacy-respecting tool that works on aggregate, anonymised numbers: no selling your data, no cross-site profiles. Just as important: that script only loads after you consent. Leave analytics off and it never runs at all.
Questions about any of this?
Our full privacy policy spells out exactly what we do and don’t collect. If anything’s unclear, a real person will answer.