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Cookie Policy

How we use cookies and how you can control them, in plain language.

Last updated: June 5, 2026

This page explains what cookies are, where Divolog uses them, and how you can change your preferences. For the full picture you can also read our Privacy Policy.

What are cookies?

Small text files saved to your browser when you visit a site. They help us remember you, keep you signed in, and understand how pages get used. We also rely on similar tech like local storage and session storage.

Essential cookies

The site can't run without these. Sign-in, security, session handling, and remembering your cookie choice all depend on them. They can't be turned off; if they were, things like booking or logging in would stop working.

Analytics cookies

When you enable analytics cookies, Divolog collects anonymised usage events (such as which filters you use or which features you interact with) and sends them to our own servers - no third-party analytics service is involved. No personal information is shared externally. If you decline, no usage data is collected.

Marketing cookies

We do not currently run advertising or use marketing cookies. If this changes, such cookies would be set only after you opt in through the cookie banner, and you could withdraw your consent at any time.

Managing your preferences

Open the cookie settings link in the footer to reopen the banner and change your choices. Your browser also has options to block or delete cookies. Turning off essential cookies will break parts of the site.

Third-party cookies

Some features rely on trusted third parties that may set their own cookies or receive technical data when you use them: Stripe for payments, Supabase for sign-in and security, and Sentry for error monitoring. Each has its own privacy policy. We do not control their cookies, but the platform relies on them to function.

Got a question?

If something about cookies isn't clear, drop our privacy team a line.

privacy@divolog.com