Cookie Policy

Last updated: 29 September 2026

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to store, usually to remember who you are between page loads. CertPulse's own systems don't use cookies at all today, everywhere we currently need to remember something (your session, a display preference) we use your browser's localStorage instead, which stays on your device and is never sent to us automatically the way a cookie is.

Analytics, without cookies

Our marketing site and app use PostHog to see how people use them (pages viewed, clicks, scrolling, and a recording of the visit with form entries masked, and in the app all on-screen text and images masked too). We run it in a mode that stores nothing in your browser: no cookies and no localStorage, so an anonymous visit isn't linked to the next. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Third-party cookies

• Cloudflare Turnstile: a bot-protection challenge on our enquiry form and sign-in flow. When active, it may set a small cookie needed for that challenge to work. It doesn't track you across other sites.
• Cloudflare also hosts our websites and object storage, and may set essential cookies of its own for security and performance (standard for any site behind Cloudflare), outside our direct control. See Cloudflare's privacy policy.

Controlling cookies

Your browser lets you block or delete cookies at any time in its settings. Doing so shouldn't break browsing our marketing site, but may prevent bot-protection challenges (like Turnstile) from completing on our forms.

Changes to this policy

We'll update this page if that changes, for example if we ever add analytics or advertising cookies (we have no plans to right now).

Contact

Questions about cookies on our site? Reach out directly.