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Cookie Policy

Every cookie this site sets, and why there is no consent banner asking you to accept things.

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1. The short version

There is no analytics, no advertising and no tracking on this site. No Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no third-party script watching what you read. The only cookies we set are the ones that keep you signed in and remember two choices you made yourself.

That is why you are not asked to accept anything. Under the ePrivacy rules, consent is needed for cookies that are not strictly necessary — and we do not set any.

2. Every cookie we set

The whole list. If it is not here, we do not set it.

NameTypeWhat it doesLasts
cs_sessionStrictly necessaryKeeps you signed in to your studio panel. Without it there is no panel.30 days
cs_view_asStrictly necessarySet only when a studio owner switches into one of their artists’ views.12 hours
inktok_cookiesStrictly necessaryRemembers that you have read the cookie notice, so it stops appearing.1 year
inktok_currencyPreferenceThe currency you picked on the pricing page. Stored in your browser, never sent to us.Until you clear your browser
inktok:audiencePreferenceWhether you told us you work alone or run a studio, so the site does not ask twice. Stored in your browser.Until you clear your browser

The last two are not really cookies at all — they are stored in your browser's local storage and never sent to our server. They are listed anyway, because from where you are sitting the difference does not matter.

3. Other people's cookies

Two things on the site are run by somebody else, and they set their own cookies when you use them:

  • Stripe — on a payment form, for fraud checks. Only on a page where you are actually paying.
  • Stripe Checkout — on the subscription checkout page, to carry your order through payment.

Both are necessary for the payment to work, and neither is used to advertise to you. Their own cookie policies apply on their pages.

We load our typefaces from Google Fonts, which sees the IP address that requests the font file. It sets no cookie.

4. Booking pages

A studio's public booking page at inktok.pro/<studio> uses no cookies at all until somebody actually books. At that point it stores the booking in progress so a refreshed tab does not lose it.

Studios cannot add their own tracking scripts to their booking page. That is deliberate: it is their page, but it is their clients' data.

5. Turning them off

Every browser lets you block or delete cookies — usually under Settings, Privacy. Blocking the strictly necessary ones will sign you out and keep signing you out; the panel cannot work without knowing who you are.

Clearing your browser data also clears the two preferences, so the site will ask again which currency you want and whether you work alone or run a studio.

Who you are dealing with

InkTok is operated by Amare Baltic SIA, a limited liability company registered in Latvia.

Company
Amare Baltic SIA
Registration
40203563664 · Commercial Register of the Republic of Latvia
VAT number
LV40203563664
Registered address
Kluba iela 13A-8, Aloja, Limbaži Municipality, LV-4064, Latvia