Cookies policy
Last updated: 2026-09-17
1. What are cookies
Cookies are small files that a website stores in your browser to remember information between visits. There are also similar technologies such as local storage. This policy covers any such technologies used by timelab.watch.
2. Cookies we use
timelab.watch is designed to be minimal. We do not use behavioural advertising, tracking pixels, or third-party marketing cookies. The only technologies we use are strictly necessary for the website to function: language preference (so the site remembers which of the five available languages you have chosen) and standard session cookies set by our hosting provider (Vercel) and our content management system (Sanity Studio) when accessing the admin area at /studio.
3. Cookie-less analytics (Umami)
We use Umami, a web analytics tool that does not use cookies or store anything on your device. It cannot identify you individually or track you across websites: it only aggregates anonymous usage statistics — page views, referring page, approximate country, device and browser type — to understand overall site traffic. Because it does not access or store any information on your equipment, this technology falls outside the scope of Article 22.2 LSSI-CE and does not require prior consent through a cookie banner.
4. Strictly necessary cookies
These cannot be disabled because they are required for the website to operate. They store information such as your language preference and authenticate you when using the admin Studio. They do not contain personally identifiable information beyond what is needed for the function.
5. Managing cookies
You can configure or delete cookies through your browser settings. Restricting cookies may affect functionality, particularly the language switcher. Detailed instructions for popular browsers: Chrome (support.google.com/chrome), Safari (support.apple.com/safari), Firefox (support.mozilla.org), Edge (support.microsoft.com).
6. Updates
If we ever add advertising or other non-essential cookies, this page will be updated and we will request your consent before activating them, as required by EU and Spanish law (Article 22.2 LSSI-CE).