Small, explicit, and purpose-limited.

• The private CMS administration area may use essential authentication cookies for signed-in editors.
• The compare feature stores selected product identifiers in browser local storage so the selection can persist between pages.
• Hosting and security providers may process standard request data needed to deliver and protect the service.

Travistello offers a clear allow or decline choice before optional analytics start. If allowed, first-party measurement records an anonymous landing session with its page path, explicit campaign labels and referrer domain, and connects that context to merchant-link clicks. It stores no raw IP address or arbitrary URL query text.

The choice is stored in local storage. A first-party anonymous session cookie expires after 30 minutes without activity. Declining stops optional capture and clears that cookie. Existing anonymous records remain; no personal profiles are created. Silence and continued browsing are not consent.

When configured, PostHog product analytics and Vercel Web Analytics also run after this choice. PostHog uses an anonymous identifier in local storage. Automatic click capture, session replay, advertising profiles and person profiles are disabled. Vercel Web Analytics does not use a tracking cookie; we remove query strings and fragments from its page-view URLs.

• Vercel Speed Insights may measure page loading performance. It reports anonymous timing measurements, sets no cookie, stores nothing in your browser, and builds no profile of you.
• Google Search Console verification adds a static meta tag to the page source. It stores nothing in your browser and observes no browsing.
• Neither is used for advertising, and neither identifies you.

The Privacy choices control in the footer reopens the analytics choice at any time. Declining stops optional capture. You can clear Travistello compare selections through the interface or browser storage controls. Browser settings can also remove cookies and local storage. Disabling essential CMS cookies affects only authorized editorial administration.