In short
Loading this page, the site installs no cookies on your device. No advertising pixels, no cross-site tracking, no profiling.
We do count page views, with Cloudflare Web Analytics. It sets no cookie, stores nothing on your device, and cannot follow you from one site to another. It tells us how many people opened a page and which link brought them here. It cannot tell us who you are.
That is why you still don't see a consent banner: a banner exists to collect consent for profiling or analytics cookies, and we set neither. It isn't a shortcut — it's the consequence of having built the site without tracking.
Below is everything, so you can check for yourself.
What gets stored on your device
This page covers the public site and the account area at api.booost.network/account.
| What | Type | Created when | Lifetime | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
booost-theme | Local storage (localStorage), not a cookie | Only if you press the light/dark switch | Until you clear your browser data | Remembering whether you prefer the light or dark theme as you move between pages |
billing_session | First-party technical cookie, on api.booost.network only | Only when you sign in to your account area (api.booost.network/account) | Session | Keeping you signed in to your account area while you manage your subscription; it carries no tracking and is not read by the public site |
| Any Cloudflare Turnstile cookies | Third-party technical cookies, on the challenges.cloudflare.com domain | Only if the bot check needs an interactive challenge (in our own checks, it set none) | Duration of the check | Telling a person from a bot, so the waitlist form can't be flooded by scripts |
None of these profiles you, follows you across other sites, or builds an advertising identifier for you. All are strictly necessary for functionality you asked for and, under Art. 122 of the Italian Privacy Code and the Garante's cookie guidelines, do not require prior consent.
The two third-party calls
The typeface (Atkinson Hyperlegible Next), the stylesheets and the images all come from our own servers. Google Fonts, which until recently served the typeface and in doing so received every visitor's IP address, is gone: we host the font ourselves now.
Two external calls remain. Both go to Cloudflare, which already hosts this site — so no new company enters the picture:
- Cloudflare Turnstile (
challenges.cloudflare.com), on the pages carrying the waitlist form: the check that tells a person from a bot. At that moment Cloudflare receives your IP address. It does not profile you and does not follow you elsewhere: it is there to stop the waitlist being filled by scripts. - Cloudflare Web Analytics (
static.cloudflareinsights.com), on every page: a small script that counts the page view. It sets no cookie and writes nothing to your device. The count is sent back tobooost.networkitself — not to an outside domain — and handled by Cloudflare, who already host this site. Cloudflare reads your IP address to work out the country and then discards it: it is not stored and it is not linked to you.
What you will not find on this site
- Google Analytics, or any analytics that profiles you or follows you between sites
- Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag, or advertising conversion pixels
- Profiling, retargeting or behavioural advertising cookies
- Device fingerprinting for tracking purposes
- Any sharing of your browsing data with ad networks
Controlling them anyway
You can delete local storage and cookies from your browser settings (usually Settings → Privacy → Clear browsing data), or block them entirely. Deleting booost-theme simply makes the site follow your operating system's theme again. Blocking Turnstile's cookies may prevent the waitlist form from completing its bot check, in which case the signup will not go through.
If this changes
On 13 July 2026 we started counting page views with Cloudflare Web Analytics, and rewrote this page the same day. It sets no cookie and builds no profile, so under Art. 122 of the Italian Privacy Code and the Garante's cookie guidelines it does not require prior consent — which is why there is still no banner.
If we ever introduce a tool that does require consent, we will put a compliant banner in place first and say so here. We won't do it quietly.
Any questions: the form, subject Data protection. See also the privacy notice.
This policy is written in Italian. The English version is a courtesy translation: in case of any discrepancy, the Italian version prevails. You can read it here.