Cookie policy

No tracking hidden beneath the surface.

Meditafy currently uses only the first-party technology needed to secure forms and remember your cookie-notice choice.

Last updated: 13 July 2026

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What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored by a website in your browser. Similar technologies, such as local storage, can remember a preference without sending it with every web request. First-party technology is controlled by the website you are visiting; third-party technology is provided by another organisation.

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What Meditafy currently uses

NameTypePurposeTypical duration
csrftoken Essential first-party cookie Protects the waitlist form against forged requests. Up to 1 year
sessionid Essential first-party cookie Supports a secure session when an authenticated area such as administration is used. It is not normally set just by reading the public landing page. Usually up to 2 weeks
meditafy_cookie_notice_v1 First-party local storage Remembers that you acknowledged the essential-cookie notice so it is not repeatedly shown. Until browser storage is cleared or the notice version changes

Essential technology is used only for the stated purpose and is not used to build an advertising profile.

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What we do not use

Advertising

No advertising cookies, retargeting pixels or cross-site profiles.

Analytics

No Google Analytics or comparable visitor-tracking tool is currently loaded.

Social tracking

No embedded social plug-in currently tracks your visit.

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How to control storage

You can delete or block cookies and local storage through your browser settings. Blocking the essential CSRF cookie may prevent the waitlist form from working securely. Use “Cookie settings” in the footer at any time to reopen Meditafy’s current notice.

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Questions or changes

We will update this list before introducing new browser technology. For questions, email hello@meditafy.com. For more about personal data, read our Privacy Policy.