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Cookie Policy

We set as few cookies as the site can function with. Nothing that tracks you across other websites, and no advertising cookies at all. Analytics does not run until you accept it.

Last updated 30 July 2026 Applies to everyone using azi.solutions

What a cookie is here

A cookie is a small piece of text a site stores in your browser. Some are needed for the site to work at all; others are optional. We use both, and we keep the optional list short.

Our 16 free tools do not use cookies at all. They run entirely in your browser and never upload your files, so there is nothing to remember between visits.

Exactly which cookies we set

NameTypePurposeLife
azi-themeNecessaryRemembers light or dark mode. Stored in local storage, not sent to our server.Until cleared
azi-ckNecessaryRecords whether you accepted or declined analytics, so we stop asking.Until cleared
azi_navNecessaryNon-secret flag telling the header whether to show Dashboard or Admin.Session
PHPSESSIDNecessaryKeeps you signed in. Only set once you actually sign in.Session
_ga, _ga_*AnalyticsGoogle Analytics 4 — anonymous page and traffic counts. Only set if you accept.Up to 2 years

Changing your mind

The banner appears once. If you want to change your answer later, use the button below — it clears your stored choice and asks again on the next page you visit.

You can also clear cookies in your browser settings. Declining analytics changes nothing about how the site works — no feature is withheld.

What we do not do

  • No advertising cookies. We do not run ad pixels on our own site, and we do not build audiences from visitors.
  • No cross-site tracking. Nothing we set follows you to other websites.
  • No selling data. We have never sold or shared visitor data, and there is no arrangement under which we would.
  • No consent before consent. Analytics tags are not loaded at all until you accept, rather than loaded and held back.

More detail

How we handle personal data generally is in the Privacy Policy. Who else can see it is in the sub-processor list. Your rights over it are in Your Data Rights.