Cookies

oneday.cards and the invitations we host set no cookies, so there is no cookie banner.

To see which pages of oneday.cards are useful, we use PostHog in its cookieless mode. It stores nothing in your browser and keeps no IP addresses; it counts unique visitors with a code that changes every day, so no one can be followed from one day or one site to the next. Its data is stored in the EU (Frankfurt).

It runs on oneday.cards only. Invitations have no statistics at all.

To opt out, turn on Do Not Track in your browser (we honour it) or use any content blocker.

An invitation keeps three small notes in your browser’s local storage, for itself only:

• a random code, sent with your RSVP so that a changed answer replaces your first one;
• that you have already answered, so it stops reminding you;
• that you have scratched the date, so it shows the date straight away next time.

They say nothing about who you are, no one else reads them, and they disappear when you clear the site’s data in your browser.

If we ever add anything that needs your consent, such as advertising measurement, a banner comes first, with “Reject” as easy as “Accept”, and nothing loads until you choose. It would appear on oneday.cards only, never on invitations.