Cookie policy

The two cookies

The first is the session cookie: it is set when you log in, keeps your account open while you browse and holds nothing more than a session identifier; it is cleared when you log out. The second stores the language: it is called NEXT_LOCALE, holds the letters en or es and nothing else, is set only when you use the language switcher and lasts 12 months. Both are first-party, readable by this site alone, and marked SameSite=Lax so they are not sent to other sites.

Why there are no others

There is no analytics, no advertising and no third-party script on this site, so there is nothing left that would want a cookie. The fonts are served from this domain rather than a font provider, and the Content Security Policy blocks scripts from any other origin. If a tracking cookie ever appeared here, it would be a bug, not a business decision.

Why there is no consent banner

European rules require consent for cookies that are not strictly necessary. Keeping you signed in and remembering the language you just clicked are the textbook example of cookies necessary for a service you explicitly asked for: without the session one you could not use your account. So the consent banner —the “Accept / Reject” kind— is absent because it is not needed, not because it was skipped. You will see a short notice at the bottom that only states this and dismisses with “Got it”: it does not ask permission to track you, because there is no tracking to consent to. That reading is stated here so you can disagree with it, and the section below is not legal advice.

How to get rid of it

Delete cookies for this site in your browser, or use a private window. Nothing breaks: deleting the session one simply logs you out and you log back in whenever you like; deleting the language one opens the site in English next time, which is the default, and the switcher is in the top-right corner. There is nothing else to opt out of, because there is nothing else running.

Server logs are not cookies

The server keeps ordinary request logs, which include IP addresses, to curb abuse and automated sign-ins. Those are not cookies, they are not stored in your browser and they are not linked to what you typed. They are described in the privacy policy.

This is not legal or tax advice

Cristian Gutiérrez is a software developer. He is not a lawyer and he is not an accountant, and nothing on this page should be read as if he were. These documents describe how the service works and what each side owes the other, which is commercial evidence of the agreement and nothing more. What your business has to do to comply with the law where you operate is a question for a professional in your own jurisdiction.

EfiziAI Studio is Cristian Gutiérrez, working from Colombia and selling in United States dollars.