Current state – analytics runs without cookies
PostHog, our analytics tool, runs in cookieless mode: it holds its session state in memory only, stores nothing in your browser, and forgets you the moment you leave. That is why there is no consent banner – nothing is placed on your device, so there is nothing to consent to. It also honours your browser's Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals; with either enabled, no events are captured at all. The one exception is the sprint diagnostic at /diagnostic.html, which sets a PostHog session cookie – see its row below.
What we store
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
partners-intro-seen | partners.sk (localStorage, not a cookie) | Flag that the cinematic intro has played once, so we don't replay it on every return visit. Strictly UX state, no personal data. | Until you clear browser storage |
ph_* | PostHog, on /diagnostic.html only | Anonymous session identifier for the sprint diagnostic tool, so we can count unique sessions there. Not set on any other page – main-site analytics is cookieless. | 12 months |
Categories
Strictly necessary. The partners-intro-seen entry is UX state we use to remember whether the cinematic intro has already played. It is stored in localStorage rather than as a cookie, and contains no personal data. It is set the first time the intro plays.
Analytics – cookieless. PostHog aggregates how visitors move through the site without storing anything in your browser. The data is first-party (sent to w.partners.sk, our own subdomain) and is not linked to any advertising network. Only the sprint diagnostic sets a session cookie (see the table above and its section below).
How to remove what is already there
You can clear cookies and localStorage at any time through your browser's privacy settings. Doing so removes the partners-intro-seen flag (so the cinematic intro plays again on your next visit) and, if you have used the sprint diagnostic, its ph_* session cookie.
Third-party services
If you click the booking CTA, you leave partners.sk and arrive at outlook.office365.com (Microsoft Bookings). Microsoft sets its own cookies on that domain, governed by Microsoft's privacy policy. We have no control over those cookies and do not receive them.
More detail
Full data-handling context is in our privacy policy. For any question write to [email protected].
Sprint diagnostic – localStorage
The sprint diagnostic at /diagnostic.html uses browser localStorage, not cookies, to hold your in-progress conversation so that a refresh doesn't lose your answers. The data is purely local to your browser, expires automatically after 24 hours, and is cleared as soon as your diagnostic is rendered. We have no way to read it server-side.