Current state — analytics is off by default
PostHog, our analytics tool, is currently initialised in opt-out mode (opt_out_capturing_by_default: true). That means no analytics events are captured on this site today, and the cookies in the list below are not set in your browser unless you actively opt in. There is no consent banner running on the site at the moment — opt-in is a deliberate later step. If you want analytics enabled for your own session, set localStorage key ph_phc_sYMQnTyYNAjRb9ARekyEtg5sPawwMVCuKk3nM3kyoWEQ_posthog via your browser's dev console (or wait for us to ship the banner).
What we would set if analytics is opted in
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
ph_* | PostHog (first-party via w.partners.sk) | Anonymous session identifier. Lets us see how the site is read in aggregate. Only set if you opt into analytics. | 12 months |
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 |
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 on every visit regardless of analytics consent.
Analytics — currently disabled. If analytics is later opted into, PostHog would aggregate how visitors move through the site. The data would be first-party (set under w.partners.sk, our own subdomain), and would not link to any advertising network. Until then, no analytics events are captured.
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 any PostHog records that exist from a prior opt-in.
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.