Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 7, 2026
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. Here's exactly what CrediBlog uses, and how to control them.
Essential
A single sign-in cookie/token keeps you logged in and the service secure. It's required for the app to work, so it isn't optional, but it doesn't track you across other sites.
Analytics
We use Google Analytics and PostHog to understand how the public site is used: which pages get viewed, roughly what country you're in, what kind of device and browser you have, and which buttons and links get clicked. They set their own cookies, such as _ga and ph_*. PostHog processes this on servers in the United States.
We do not record your screen. Session replay, which some analytics tools use to play back what a visitor did as a video, is switched off. If we ever turn it on, this page will say so before we do, and it will say what gets recorded and for how long we keep it.
If you're in a region that requires opt-in consent (the EU/EEA, UK, or Switzerland), analytics stays off until you choose Accept on the cookie banner. We use Google Consent Mode, and PostHog isn't even loaded. Elsewhere analytics runs by default until you tell us otherwise.
Your choices
Accept or decline on the banner, change your mind any time with the button below, or block cookies in your browser settings. Declining turns off both Google Analytics and PostHog, wherever you are. The essential sign-in cookie stays so you can still log in.
More
For the full picture on data, see our Privacy Policy. Questions? Contact us.
This summary is provided for transparency and is not legal advice.