Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your browser so it can remember information between visits and requests. Some cookies are strictly necessary for a website to work. Others collect analytics, personalise content, or support advertising.

This Cookie Policy describes which cookies Key Figures sets, which we deliberately do not set, and what choices you have. It complements our Privacy Policy at keyfigures.com/privacy.

2. Cookies we set

At the time of this policy, the Service sets no cookies. When signed-in features launch, a strictly-necessary authentication cookie will be set so that signed-in users can stay logged in (see the next section).

3. Cookies we will set when sign-in launches

This section describes a cookie that the Service does not set today. It is included here in advance so that when authenticated features launch, the disclosure is already in place and no separate re-publication is required.

4. Cookies we do not set

We deliberately do not set the cookies most websites use:

Analytics cookies: we use cookie-less analytics providers that aggregate page and performance data without setting a persistent identifier in your browser.

Advertising and marketing cookies: we set none. The Service has no advertising or conversion-pixel integrations.

Third-party behavioural analytics, session replay, or marketing-automation tracking: we do not use tools of these kinds on keyfigures.com.

Because there are no optional analytics or advertising cookies to accept or reject, the Service does not display a cookie consent banner and we do not operate a cookie preference centre. If we add an optional cookie category in the future, we will update this page and provide a means to opt in.

5. Third-party cookies

At the time of this policy, Key Figures does not embed third-party widgets, chat tools, or advertising tags that set their own cookies on your visit to keyfigures.com. If we add such integrations later, this page will be updated to describe them.

Note that if you follow a link from keyfigures.com to another website, that website may set its own cookies under its own policies. We do not control those cookies.

6. Your choices

Until signed-in features launch, no cookie choice is required because the Service sets no cookies.

When the authentication cookie described in Section 3 is introduced, it will be required to use signed-in features. If you disable it in your browser, you will not be able to stay logged in to the Service. You will be able to clear cookies set by keyfigures.com at any time in your browser settings, and signing out of your account will remove the session state associated with the cookie.

Most browsers let you block cookies by default or per-site. Blocking the authentication cookie (once introduced) will not prevent you from reading marketing pages on keyfigures.com, but you will need to re-authenticate each time you access signed-in features.

7. Contact

Questions about this Cookie Policy can be sent to contact@keyfigures.com.