Cookies

Our approach

We do not use advertising cookies, tracking pixels, social-media widgets or cross-site identifiers of any kind. Our analytics are cookieless and aggregated. Because every item below is strictly necessary for a function you ask for, no consent is required under EU or Mexican law and we show no cookie banner.

What the site stores on your device

• NEXT_LOCALE — cookie. Remembers the language you chose so that links and redirects keep it. Session cookie, set by us.
• cdt_account — cookie. A signed, expiring token that opens your collector page after you follow a sign-in link. Only set when you sign in; valid thirty days; httpOnly; set by us.
• cdt:bag:v1 — local storage. The contents of your bag, kept in your browser only so that it survives a reload. Never sent to us until you check out; cleared when you empty the bag.
• __stripe_mid, __stripe_sid and related — cookies set by Stripe inside the payment step and on Stripe's own domains. They are used for fraud prevention and to make the payment work, and are strictly necessary for paying. Stripe's cookie policy describes them in detail. They are set only when you open the checkout.

Analytics and error monitoring

Page views are counted with PostHog, hosted in the European Union, configured to keep nothing on your device (memory-only persistence, no cookies, no fingerprinting) and to respect the "Do Not Track" signal. We see which pages are read and from which country, not who you are.

If something on the site breaks, a technical report (the error, the page, your browser type) may be sent to Sentry so we can fix it. It contains no cookie and no identifier that follows you.

Your control

You can delete or block cookies and site data in your browser settings at any time. Blocking the language cookie means the site re-detects your language on each visit; blocking Stripe's cookies prevents payment; clearing local storage empties your bag. Nothing else is affected.

Questions about this notice: hello@cottaditerra.com. How we handle personal data more generally is in the privacy notice.