Cookies and Similar Technologies

Runtime audit: 25 August 2026. This list reflects the public website configuration checked immediately before launch.

1. What this page covers

Craftinery uses cookies, browser storage and similar technologies only where they are needed to deliver the website, provide the testing-application form, protect it from abuse or support a function explicitly requested by the visitor.

2. Current runtime

ComponentPurposeWhen it loadsCategory
WordPress and the Craftinery themePage delivery, responsive navigation and administration for signed-in usersOn page loadStrictly necessary
PolylangPL/EN language routingOn page loadStrictly necessary
LiteSpeed CacheTechnical caching and delivery performanceOn page load at server levelStrictly necessary
Brevo / sibforms.comDisplaying and operating the testing-application form, including double opt-inWhen the embedded form loadsStrictly necessary for the requested testing-application function
Google reCAPTCHA v2Protecting the Brevo form against spam, bots and abuseInside the Brevo formStrictly necessary for form security

3. Analytics and marketing

Jetpack Stats was disabled before launch. The final anonymous runtime check did not identify analytics, advertising or marketing scripts loading on the public Craftinery page before consent. No consent manager is required for the current configuration.

4. Third-party form technologies

The Brevo form is embedded from sibforms.com and loads Brevo form code plus Google reCAPTCHA. These components may process technical request data under their own privacy and security rules. Their use is also described in the Craftinery Privacy Policy.

5. Changes

If non-essential analytics, advertising, social-media embeds or similar technologies are added later, this page and the consent mechanism will be reviewed before those technologies are enabled for public visitors.

6. Browser controls

Browser settings allow cookies to be deleted or blocked. Blocking technologies needed for the website or testing-application form may limit functionality.