Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store. Cookies can remember a preference, keep you signed in, or follow you between sites. Similar technologies such as local storage and session storage work the same way for the purposes of this policy, and we treat them the same.

The Artifically marketing site sets one cookie.

If you sign in to the Artifically dashboard, our authentication provider, Clerk, sets cookies that keep you signed in and protect the session. These are strictly necessary: without them there is no way to hold a signed-in session, and the dashboard cannot work.

Those cookies are set by Clerk on our instruction and are described in Clerk's own cookie documentation. We add no analytics or advertising cookies to the dashboard.

We do not currently set any cookie that requires your consent, so this site has no cookie banner. A banner asking you to agree to nothing is not consent — it is noise.

If that ever changes, consent will be opt-in. Any non-essential cookie — analytics, advertising, or anything that profiles you — will be set only after you have actively agreed to it. There will be no pre-ticked boxes and no 'by continuing to browse, you consent'. Refusing will not reduce what the site does for you, and you will be able to withdraw consent as easily as you gave it.

You can delete cookies already stored and block future ones in your browser settings, usually under Privacy or Site settings.

Blocking the language cookie is harmless — the site falls back to the language your browser asks for. Blocking the dashboard's authentication cookies will stop you signing in.

If we begin setting a cookie that is not listed on this page, we will add it here and update the date at the top before it goes live. Where the new cookie needs consent, we will ask for it first.

Questions about this policy: privacy@artifically.com.