This page explains the cookies used on the Quiver website, what each one is for and how to switch them off. The list is short on purpose: we use only what keeps the site working and what tells us whether it helps people.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file a website saves in your browser. It lets the site remember something between pages or visits, such as a choice you made. Cookies cannot read other files on your device.

Cookies we use

• Essential: these keep the site working. They remember your cookie choice, keep the booking form on the step you reached and protect our forms from spam. They hold no personal profile and cannot be switched off here.
• Analytics: these count visits and show us which pages people read, which case studies they open and where a booking is abandoned. The numbers are grouped and we do not use them to identify you.

We do not use advertising cookies, and we never sell or share cookie data with ad networks.

What we measure

Analytics tells us things like how many people read the pricing page this month, how many started a booking and how many finished it, and whether a page is slow on phones. We use it to fix pages that confuse people. Analytics data is kept for fourteen months and then deleted.

Other tools on the page

Fonts and images load from our hosting provider. The calendar used to confirm a booking is provided by our booking tool, which may set its own essential cookies to hold the time slot you picked. A video, when a page has one, loads from the company that hosts it only after you press play. Their own policies apply to those cookies.

How to switch cookies off

• On this site: use the cookie banner to accept or refuse analytics. You can change your mind at any time by clearing this site's cookies, which brings the banner back.
• In your browser: every browser can block or delete cookies in its privacy settings, for all sites or only for this one.
• On your phone: the same settings are in the browser's menu under privacy or site settings.

If you block every cookie the site still works: pages load and forms still send. Only small conveniences are lost, such as the booking form remembering the step you reached.

Privacy signals

If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a refusal of analytics cookies. No banner click is needed.

How long cookies last

Essential cookies last for your visit, or up to twelve months for your cookie choice. Analytics cookies last up to fourteen months and then delete themselves.

Changes and contact

When we add or remove a tool we update this page and the date at the top. Questions about cookies or your information: write to hello@quiver.studio. Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal information in general.