Cookie Policy
The marketing site sets no cookies and measures visits without them; the application uses only essential session cookies.
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Short answer
This site sets no cookies. psisula.com stores nothing in your browser: no cookies, no local storage. It carries no advertising pixel and no social embed, and does no cross-site tracking. That is also why there is no cookie banner for you to dismiss.
We do count visits, without cookies. See How we measure visits below.
The application (app.psisula.com) uses only the essential cookies that keep you signed in.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file a site stores in your browser and reads back on your next request. Essential cookies are required for the service to work; analytics and advertising cookies are not, and need your consent.
Cookies used in the application
| Cookie | Purpose | Type | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staff session cookie | Keeps a signed-in therapist or admin session open | Essential | For the session |
| Client portal session cookie | Keeps a client’s link-based session open | Essential | For the session |
Both carry a session identifier only — no name, notes or clinical content. They are sent with the Secure and HttpOnly flags and cannot be read by JavaScript.
How we measure visits
To see which pages are read and which links bring people to a demo request, psisula.com uses cookieless analytics:
- PostHog (EU, Frankfurt) receives the page address, the referring site, campaign tags in the link (such as
utm_source), links and buttons clicked, and browser and device type. The script is served through our own domain.- Your IP address is used once, to compute an identifier that changes every day, and is then discarded. It is never stored.
- Nothing is written to your browser, so PostHog cannot recognise you on another day or on another site.
- The demo request form is excluded, and what you type into it is never sent to PostHog.
- Cloudflare Web Analytics, our content network’s own counter, receives page views and load timings. It also sets no cookies. It is being phased out.
No session recording runs, and none of this is used for advertising or shared for it.
Third-party cookies
We set no third-party cookies. When a therapist uses a Zoom or Google Meet link for telehealth, the meeting opens on that provider’s own domain, where that provider’s cookie policy applies; it is not a cookie psisula placed.
Managing cookies
Blocking the essential cookies in your browser means you cannot sign in to the application — the session depends on them. You can delete existing cookies from your browser settings at any time.
If we ever add analytics or advertising cookies, we will ask for your consent before they run, and update this page.