Cookie policy

Last updated 9 October 2026

No tracking, no ads, no analytics. We only use what the studio needs to work, so there is nothing to accept.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small files a website saves in your browser. Local storage is a similar store in your browser that only our pages can read.

2. What we use

atr_session

Keeps you signed in.

How long: Until you close the browser, or 30 days if you tick "Keep me signed in"
Kind: Cookie, essential

atr_next

Remembers which page to open after you sign in.

How long: 30 minutes
Kind: Cookie, essential

atr_cookie_note

Remembers that you closed the cookie note, so it doesn't come back.

How long: Until you clear your browser data
Kind: Local storage, essential

Name	What it does	How long	Kind
atr_session	Keeps you signed in.	Until you close the browser, or 30 days if you tick "Keep me signed in"	Cookie, essential
atr_next	Remembers which page to open after you sign in.	30 minutes	Cookie, essential
atr_cookie_note	Remembers that you closed the cookie note, so it doesn't come back.	Until you clear your browser data	Local storage, essential

All of them are set by us (first party), used only for what is described here and never shared.

3. Other companies

Our pages load no third-party cookies: no analytics, ad pixels, social plugins or embedded players. Fonts and videos come from our own server.
When you pay, you leave our site for Link's checkout page (Stripe), which uses its own cookies to process the payment and prevent fraud, under Link's privacy policy.

4. Why we don't ask for consent

Cookies that are strictly necessary for a service you asked for are exempt from consent under article 22.2 of Spain's Information Society Services Act (LSSI-CE) and the EU ePrivacy Directive, as the Spanish data protection authority (AEPD) explains in its cookie guide. Ticking "Keep me signed in" is your request for the 30-day sign-in cookie; without it, the cookie ends when you close the browser.

If we ever add analytics or marketing cookies, we will ask first, with Accept and Reject buttons side by side, and list them here.

5. How to remove them

Signing out deletes atr_session. You can also delete or block cookies in your browser's settings at any time; without atr_session you can't stay signed in.