Cookie policy
This page is short because our cookie use is small. Most of what we measure needs no cookie at all, so the only thing we ask consent for is the one cookie that would recognise you on a later visit.
The marketing site
getfeedmind.com sets two essential cookies: one that remembers the cookie choice you made, and one that remembers you closed the card without choosing, so it is not shown again during the same visit. Neither identifies you and neither is readable by anyone but us. Beyond those, nothing is stored on your device unless you accept analytics cookies below. There are no advertising pixels on this site.
| Name | Purpose | Type | Lifetime | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fm_consent | Remembers the cookie choice you made | Strictly necessary | 12 months | Feedmind |
| fm_consent_dismissed | Remembers that you closed the card without choosing, so it is not shown again this visit | Strictly necessary | Session | Feedmind |
Analytics
We measure traffic with Plausible, which is cookieless and aggregate. It records the page, the referrer, the country, the device type and the screen size, and it stores no identifier on your device and no personal data. It runs for everyone, whatever you choose here, because there is nothing to consent to under the ePrivacy rules on terminal equipment. Rejecting cookies does not make this site stop measuring its own pages, and it does not make anything on the site work less well.
We also use PostHog, hosted in the European Union, to understand which parts of the product help and which confuse. It is not switched on everywhere this site runs, and where it is not switched on it records nothing and stores nothing, whichever way you answer here. Where it is switched on, your browser sends what it records to our own domain rather than to PostHog directly, and unless you accept analytics cookies it still stores nothing on your device: no cookie and no identifier, so each visit is counted on its own and cannot be joined to the last one. If you accept, it may then set one cookie holding a random identifier, which lets us see that a returning visit is a returning visit. It never holds your name, your email address or your shop address.
You can change your mind at any time using the Cookie settings link in the footer of every page. Withdrawing consent deletes any analytics identifier from your device rather than merely stopping it from being updated.
| Name | Purpose | Type | Lifetime | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | Traffic measurement, aggregate and cookieless | No consent required | Not applicable | Plausible |
| ph_* | Recognises a returning browser so visits can be joined up | Analytics, set only with your consent and only where analytics is switched on | 12 months | PostHog, European Union |
Marketing
We do not run advertising pixels and none is loaded on this site, whichever way the Marketing switch is set. The switch exists so that the answer is already recorded if we ever do, and so that nothing of that kind can load without it.
The application
Once you sign in, the app sets one strictly necessary cookie holding your session, so you stay signed in between page loads. It is set on the application domain, is HTTP only and secure, expires when the session ends or after thirty days if you asked to be remembered, and is deleted when you sign out. A strictly necessary cookie of this kind does not require consent.
Product analytics inside the signed-in application are covered by the terms you accepted when you created the account, and are not governed by the cookie card on the marketing site.
| Name | Purpose | Type | Lifetime | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fm_session | Keeps you signed in | Strictly necessary | Session, or 30 days | Feedmind |
Third parties during checkout
Paying for a plan takes you to our payment processor's own hosted checkout, on their domain. They set cookies necessary for fraud prevention and payment security, governed by their own policy. We do not set anything on that page.
Blocking cookies
You can block cookies in your browser. Blocking the session cookie means you cannot stay signed in to the application, but the marketing site, the free domain check and the public scorecard work with cookies disabled entirely.
Changes
If we add a cookie beyond the ones above, this page is updated before the cookie ships, and a consent mechanism is added where the law requires one.