Cookie Policy

A sign-in session cookie keeps you logged in to your dashboard, and two preference cookies remember your language and region. No analytics, advertising or cross-site cookies are set, which is also why you won't see a consent banner.

A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to keep. The site can read it back on later visits, which is how it remembers things like being logged in.

Cookies set by the site you are visiting are called first-party cookies. Cookies set by other companies embedded in the page are third-party cookies. Elvaris only uses the first kind.

Sign-in session cookie. Purpose: keeps you logged in so the dashboard knows it's you. Lifetime: up to seven days, refreshed while you use the app, or until you log out. Shared with: no one.

Language and region cookies. Purpose: remember the language and country you picked, or the ones detected from your browser, so pages show the right language, dates and currency. Lifetime: one year. Shared with: no one.

The sign-in cookie is created only after you log in or sign up. The preference cookies are set on your first visit.

When you type your email into a sign-up pill, Elvaris keeps it in session storage for the rest of your visit so the sign-up form can pick it up. It is removed automatically when you close the tab.

No analytics or heatmaps, no advertising or retargeting pixels, no social media widgets and no fingerprinting. If that ever changed, this page would say so first.

Logging out removes the sign-in cookie immediately. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The marketing pages work fine without them, falling back to your browser's language; only the dashboard needs the sign-in cookie to know it's you.