What this site actually stores in your browser today, and what the banner controls.
We'd rather this page under-claim than over-claim. As of the last update above, prosentriq.com does not load any third-party analytics or advertising script, and sets no tracking cookie. The only thing this site stores in your browser is:
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| prosentriq_cookie_consent | Local storage (not a cookie — not sent to any server, stays on your device) | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies, so the banner doesn't reappear every visit | Until you clear it or use "Cookie settings" below |
This one item is strictly necessary for the banner to function as intended and isn't offered as a choice, the same way a cookie-consent tool's own preference record typically isn't.
The banner exists ahead of us actually needing it, so that turning on analytics later never means silently starting to track returning visitors who never saw a choice. Right now:
The code path this runs through is in web/landing/js/main.js, function
loadAnalytics() — currently an empty placeholder by design.
If we add an analytics or product-usage tool (for example Plausible, PostHog, or Google Analytics), this table will be updated first, listing the specific cookies/storage it sets, before it's enabled for anyone who has already made a choice. It will only actually load for visitors who choose "Accept all" (or who accept after this update, if you previously rejected).
The PROSENTRIQ Detection API and dashboard authenticate via API key, not session cookies — there is no login cookie to disclose for those. If that changes, this section will be updated accordingly.
Change your mind anytime: use the "Cookie settings" link in the footer of any page, or clear
prosentriq_cookie_consent from your browser's local storage directly (in most browsers:
developer tools → Application/Storage → Local Storage). You can also block all storage for this
site at the browser level; the banner will simply reappear each visit in that case.
Email [email protected]. See also the Privacy Policy for how we handle personal data more broadly.