What browser storage means
Cookies are small files and similar technologies that can help a website remember settings or keep a person signed in. Browser local storage and session storage are related technologies subject to similar privacy considerations.
What the current Vaymonta code uses
- Account session storage: the Supabase sign-in system can keep authentication-session information in browser storage so your account remains signed in.
- Temporary questionnaire drafts: browser session storage can hold unfinished answers while you move between the questionnaire and account screen.
- Site delivery: Netlify and content delivery providers may receive request information needed to serve the website, scripts and images.
In the website source inspected in November 2026, we did not find a Vaymonta-installed advertising pixel or analytics tracker. That does not replace a real browser-storage and network audit, including third-party content.
Optional cookies and consent
Technologies strictly necessary to supply a service requested by a user may be used without prior cookie consent, although they still need to be explained. Where other cookies or similar tracking technologies require consent, Vaymonta must ask before setting them and offer a real choice to refuse or withdraw that consent.
Before adding analytics, advertising, chat widgets or behaviour tracking, we must inventory those tools and implement suitable controls where legally necessary. This draft does not claim that a consent banner is installed.
How you can control storage
You can clear cookies and browser storage through your browser settings. Doing so may sign you out or remove an unsaved questionnaire draft from your device. Signing out of the website should end the account session, but browser and service-provider data may be handled separately.
Checks required before launch
This policy will change if Vaymonta introduces optional analytics or marketing services.