Cookie Policy

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. On each later request the browser sends it back, which is how a site can remember which language you picked, or that you are signed in.

"Similar technologies" covers anything else that stores or reads information on your device, or that identifies your browser without storing anything, such as local storage or a script that measures page views. We use the phrase throughout this policy because two of the analytics tools listed below work without setting any cookie at all, and the law still applies to what they do.

This policy covers tanstack-template.fishwiththemoon.uk. It does not cover the sites we link to, or the pages our payment provider hosts on its own domains.

2. The cookies we set

The tables below list the cookies TanStarter Demo sets directly, together with the analytics cookies our providers set on our instructions. They are not an exhaustive list of everything a third party may set: where a provider sets further cookies of its own, we say so and link to that provider's documentation rather than reproduce a list we have not verified.

Which of these you actually get depends on what you do on the site and on which features are switched on: you will not receive a session cookie unless you sign in, and you will not receive any analytics cookie unless you have consented to the analytics category.

Set by TanStarter Demo

Name	Category	What it is for	How long it lasts
PARAGLIDE_LOCALE	Strictly necessary	Records the language you chose, so that pages load in that language on your next visit	400 days
cookie_consent	Strictly necessary	Records your cookie choice: the version of the notice, whether you allowed the analytics category, and when you decided. It is what stops the banner appearing again, and what the site checks before loading any analytics script	365 days
sidebar_state	Strictly necessary	This cookie is used to remember whether the dashboard sidebar is expanded or collapsed, so the layout stays as you left it	7 days
better-auth.session_token	Strictly necessary	This cookie holds your session token and is what keeps you signed in between requests. Over HTTPS the browser receives it under the name __Secure-better-auth.session_token; the __Secure- prefix is added in production and is absent only on plain-HTTP local development	7 days
better-auth.session_data	Strictly necessary	This cookie is a short-lived cache of your session, used so that the service does not have to query the database on every single request	1 hour

Set by our analytics providers

These are only set if you have consented to the analytics category, and only if that particular tool is configured for this site.

Name	Category	What it is for	How long it lasts	Set by
_ga	Analytics	Distinguishes one visitor from another	2 years	Google Analytics 4
_ga_<container-id>	Analytics	Keeps the state of the current analytics session	2 years	Google Analytics 4
_clck	Analytics	Keeps a Clarity user identifier and your preferences for this site, so that repeat visits are attributed to the same user	Not published by the provider	Microsoft Clarity
_clsk	Analytics	Links several page views by the same user into a single Clarity session recording	Not published by the provider	Microsoft Clarity

Two notes on that second table.

Microsoft does not publish an expiry for _clck or _clsk in its own cookie documentation, so we do not state one. Figures circulating elsewhere are not confirmed by Microsoft. Clarity may also set further identifier cookies that it shares with other Microsoft services; Microsoft lists them at learn.microsoft.com/clarity/clarity-cookies, and we point you there rather than reproduce a list we have not verified ourselves.

Plausible and Umami set no cookies at all. If either is configured for this site, it measures page views without storing anything on your device and without a persistent identifier. They are still gated behind the analytics category, because they process your IP address in order to work out an approximate country.

Cookies we do not control

This policy covers what happens on tanstack-template.fishwiththemoon.uk. It does not cover cookies set on a third-party site we link to, or any further cookie a provider named above sets beyond the ones listed here. Those are governed by that party's own cookie and privacy policies, not by this one.

Checkout and the customer portal are one such case: our payment provider hosts them on its own domains, and any cookie set there is set by that provider under its own policies.

3. The categories we use

Strictly necessary

These make the site work: remembering your language, remembering your cookie choice itself, keeping you signed in, and keeping the interface in the state you left it. They do not track you, and they are not used for advertising.

They cannot be switched off through the banner, because without them the service cannot do what you asked it to do. You can still block them in your browser, but parts of the site will stop working.

Analytics

These tell us which pages are used and where people get stuck, so we can improve the product. They are only loaded after you consent, and they are never loaded before the banner has been answered.

You can withdraw this consent at any time; see section 4.

Marketing

These would be set by advertising partners to build a profile of your interests and to measure advertising campaigns across sites.

This site does not use them. No advertising or remarketing technology is installed. If that ever changes, this policy and the consent banner will be updated first, and we will ask for your consent before any such cookie is set.

4. How to manage your choices

The banner. On your first visit you are asked to accept or reject the analytics category, or to open the preferences dialog and choose per category. The reject button carries the same visual weight and takes the same single click as the accept button, and nothing in the analytics category is loaded until you have chosen.

The "Cookie preferences" link. Where analytics is in use on this site, a "Cookie preferences" link is available on every page: at the bottom of the footer on our public pages, and at the bottom of the page on pages that have no footer, such as the sign-in and account pages. Use it to change your mind or to withdraw consent entirely, at any time, without contacting us. When you withdraw consent, the page reloads so that any analytics script already running is stopped, and the analytics cookies we know about are removed.

Your browser. Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will break sign-in and other basic functions.

Opting out at the provider. Independently of the choice you make here:

• Google Analytics offers a browser add-on that opts you out on every site: tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
• Microsoft Clarity is covered by the Microsoft privacy statement, which explains the controls Microsoft offers: privacy.microsoft.com.
• Plausible and Umami set no cookies and build no cross-site profile, so there is nothing to opt out of at their end; rejecting the analytics category on this site stops them loading.

5. If you say no to analytics

Nothing breaks. Every feature of TanStarter Demo works exactly the same whether you accept analytics or not. We do not restrict content, degrade the service, or keep asking. The only difference is that your visit is not counted in our usage statistics.

6. Changes and contact

We update this policy whenever the set of cookies changes. Where a change is material we will ask for your consent again through the banner. The version number and date at the top of this page tell you which text is currently in force.

For anything about cookies, or about privacy generally, write to support@example.com. Our full privacy notice is the Privacy Policy.

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