Cookie Policy

Last updated: 2026-07-01

The short version

1. What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. We also use a browser storage key (localStorage) to remember your cookie choice so the banner does not reappear once you have decided. We group what we set into three categories.

2. Strictly-necessary cookies

These are required for the site to function and are exempt from consent under GDPR and PECR. They are set whether or not you accept analytics.

Cookie / keyPurpose
Session cookieKeeps you signed in across page loads.
CSRF tokenProtects form and billing actions from cross-site request forgery.
Billing return URLReturns you to the right page after a Stripe checkout or portal session.
repoops.cookie-consent (localStorage)Records your accept / reject choice so the banner does not reappear.

3. Authentication cookies

After you sign in, our authentication provider (NextAuth) sets a session and refresh cookie. These are exempt from consent because you explicitly authenticated to use hosted features. They are not set for anonymous visitors.

4. Product-analytics cookies (consent-gated)

None of the following load until you click “Accept analytics” in the cookie banner. If you click “Reject all,” or ignore the banner, none of them run.

TrackerPurposeProvider
PostHogProduct analytics: page views, button clicks, anonymous session IDs.PostHog
Google AnalyticsAggregate web analytics, loaded only after consent.Google
Vercel Web AnalyticsPrivacy-friendly page-view counts for the marketing site.Vercel
Sentry Session ReplayA masked recording of your own session for debugging, with text and inputs masked by default.Sentry

5. What “Reject all” does

Clicking “Reject all” records a rejected choice and keeps every tracker in the table above switched off. Only the strictly-necessary and authentication cookies remain. Your choice is stored in your browser; to change it, clear the repoops.cookie-consent key in your browser storage and reload, and the banner will reappear.

6. Managing cookies in your browser

You can also block or delete cookies through your browser settings. If you block strictly-necessary cookies, sign-in and billing will not work correctly.


See also: Privacy Policy · Sub-processors · Legal center.