In short
We use only the cookies strictly necessary to run the site and the client account. We run no analytics, display no advertising, embed no tracking pixels and share no browsing data with advertising networks. That is why we do not ask for cookie consent: consent is required for cookies that are not strictly necessary, and we do not use any.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files your browser stores on your device. They let a site recognise your browser on the next request, so that, for example, you are not signed out when you move to another page. Browsers also offer similar mechanisms such as local storage, and the rules below apply to those in the same way.
Which cookies we use
| Name or type | Purpose | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session cookie | Keeping you signed in to the client panel across pages | Strictly necessary, first party | Until the browser closes or you sign out |
| Form token | Protecting forms against submission from another site | Strictly necessary, first party | Duration of the session |
| Language preference | Remembering whether you chose the English or Polish version | Strictly necessary, first party | Up to twelve months |
During payment you are taken to Stripe, which sets its own cookies for transaction security and fraud prevention. Stripe's practices are described in its own privacy policy on its website. We have no access to the cookies it sets.
Managing cookies
Every browser lets you review stored cookies, delete them and block new ones. The relevant settings are under privacy or data protection in your browser preferences.
Blocking strictly necessary cookies will prevent you from signing in to the client panel and from submitting forms. Everything else, including reading the content, will continue to work.
Changes
If we ever introduce analytics or marketing tools, we will update this document and ask for your consent before switching them on. This document applies from 27 July 2026.