Cookie

CapyDB sets no analytics cookies, no advertising cookies, and no cross-site tracking storage of any kind. There is no tag manager, no pixel, no session recorder, and no third-party analytics script on any page.

What remains is strictly necessary storage - keeping you signed in - and two preferences you set yourself: your language and your theme. Under the ePrivacy Directive, storage that is strictly necessary to deliver a service the user asked for, or that only records a choice the user just made, does not require prior consent. That is why you are reading a policy instead of dismissing a modal.

A cookie is a small file a site asks your browser to keep and send back on later requests. Local storage is a similar store the browser keeps but does not send automatically. Both are covered by the same rules, and both are listed below regardless of which mechanism is used.

The complete list. If your browser shows a CapyDB cookie that is not here, that is a bug in this page and we would like to hear about it.

Every browser can block or delete cookies for a site, and any of these can be removed at any time from your browser's site-data settings. Nothing on the marketing site depends on them.

Blocking the session storage breaks the dashboard, because the dashboard is a signed-in surface and there is no way to keep you signed in without it. Blocking the preference storage simply means the site forgets your language and theme between visits.

We do not sell or share personal information for advertising, so there is nothing for a Global Privacy Control signal or a Do Not Track header to disable. We honour both anyway; on this site they change nothing because there was nothing to change.

Embedded content is kept off the marketing pages for the same reason: an embedded player or a hosted font would set third-party storage and would put a banner on this site.

If we ever add analytics or any non-essential storage, we will publish a consent manager before the first such cookie is set, not after, and this page will list it. That is not a plan; it is a commitment about the order of operations.