Cookie Policy

On your first visit we show a small cookie banner. You can accept analytics cookies and session recordings, reject them, or pick in Customize. Both stay off until you accept them, and the switch is never on by default. The store works the same either way.

These keep the store working and are always on. They are set by Appicker.com itself and are never used for analytics or advertising.

• appicker_consent: remembers your cookie choice, so the banner does not ask again on every page. 12 months.
• _medusa_cart_id: remembers the items in your cart. Up to 7 days.
• _medusa_cache_id: a random ID that keeps your cart and order pages fast and correct. It is set only once you have a cart or open an order page. 24 hours.

We also keep two small flags in your browser session (session storage), which your browser deletes when you close the tab: one so the home page animation plays once per visit, and one that lets a page reload itself once after we update the site.

If you accept analytics, we use PostHog to understand how the store is used: which pages are visited, where visits come from (for example a search engine or another website), the type of browser and device, and the steps of the order path, such as viewing a product, adding it to the cart, starting checkout and completing a purchase.

PostHog then stores a random ID in a first-party cookie and in local storage, both named like ph_<project key>_posthog, for up to 1 year, so it can recognise your browser when you come back. During a visit it also keeps a few entries starting with ph_ in session storage. The ID is anonymous: we do not link it to your name or email address, and we never send your email address, discount codes or private order links to PostHog.

If you accept analytics, PostHog also records anonymised sessions: what the page showed and how you scrolled, moved and clicked, so we can see where the store is hard to use. Everything you type into form fields is hidden. We do not record the network requests or the console of your browser. Checkout, order and review pages are never recorded, and your license keys and email address are hidden on every page. A recording is tied to the same anonymous ID as above, not to your name or email address. To record, your browser loads PostHog's recording script from our own domain. Without your consent nothing is recorded.

If you reject analytics cookies, or before you choose, we still count visits, but in cookieless mode: nothing is stored in your browser. For each page view, PostHog computes an anonymous code on its own servers from the date, your IP address, your browser type and our site name, using a secret that is replaced every day. The code is not stored in your browser, it does not tell us who you are, and it changes the next day, so a visit today cannot be linked to a visit tomorrow. This only tells us how many people visit each day and what they look at.

Analytics requests go through our own domain first, so your browser does not contact PostHog directly. PostHog keeps our analytics data in its United States region. PostHog uses your IP address to estimate your country. We do not use Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, advertising cookies or social media trackers, and we do not sell your data.

At checkout and on forms, Stripe, PayPal and Cloudflare load their own scripts and may set their own cookies or storage to take payments safely and to stop fraud, spam and abuse (for example the Cloudflare Turnstile bot check). They are covered by their own privacy policies.

Click Cookie settings in the footer of any page, turn Analytics on or off and save, or use Accept all or Reject all. When you turn analytics off, we stop recording right away, delete the PostHog cookie and local storage from your browser and go back to counting visits without cookies. You can also delete cookies in your browser settings; the banner will then ask again. Your choice is kept for 12 months, after which we ask again.

If we change how we use cookies, we will update this page and the "Last updated" date at the top.