Cookies

In short

This website uses no advertising cookies and no audience measurement tools. That is why no consent banner appears.

Only the booking calendar, provided by Cal.com, sets cookies, and only if you open it.

What your browser stores

For your convenience, two preferences are kept in your browser’s local storage. They are not cookies, and nothing is sent to our servers:

• theme: your choice between the light and dark themes;
• lang: the language you chose.

You can clear them at any time in your browser settings.

The booking calendar (Cal.com)

On the “Book a call” page, the available times are shown by Cal.com, a booking service based in the United States. The calendar only loads when you choose a type of meeting or click “Show available times”. Until then, your browser does not contact Cal.com and nothing is stored.

Once the calendar is shown, Cal.com stores the items below in your browser. They are used for security, for booking, for displaying the calendar and for Cal.com’s sign-in module. None of them is used for advertising or audience measurement.

Cookies on the cal.com domain:

• __cf_bm, for 30 minutes: protection against bots, provided by Cloudflare, Cal.com’s provider;
• __Secure-next-auth.csrf-token, until you close your browser: the security of exchanges with Cal.com;
• __Secure-next-auth.callback-url, until you close your browser: the return address of the Cal.com sign-in module;
• uid, until you close your browser, set when you pick a time: Cal.com holds that time for you for a few minutes, while you fill in the form.

The calendar’s local storage, which stays until you clear it:

• reserverUid: the same identifier as the uid cookie, to find the time held for you;
• timeOption.is24hClock: your choice between the 12-hour and 24-hour clock;
• nextauth.message: keeping open tabs in sync, for the Cal.com sign-in module.

Cal.com also installs a small technical program (a “service worker”). It is only used for notifications to users signed in to their Cal.com account, and sends you nothing.

If your browser blocks third-party cookies, as Safari does, or Firefox in strict mode, the calendar still appears. You can also book directly on the Cal.com website, where its own rules apply, or write to us at contact@anaztech.com.

The data that Cal.com receives is described in our privacy policy.

Changes

If we ever add audience measurement, we will choose a privacy-friendly solution and update this page, with a request for consent if the law requires it.