What each choice actually switches on.

Awaiting legal review. The technical descriptions below are accurate — they describe exactly what this site does. The formal policy language, governing law and retention commitments have not yet been drafted or reviewed by counsel, and this page must not be published to gomonastic.com until they are.

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Necessary — always on, and it is not tracking

This is the site doing the job you asked it to do: remembering your Blueprint answers so a refresh does not lose them, and remembering your privacy choice so we stop asking. It never leaves your device and is never shared. You cannot switch it off, because switching it off would mean the Blueprint could not work at all.

Analytics — off until you allow it

Lets us count how the site is used: which questions people abandon, which parts of a result people read, whether a page is working. It uses a random first-party identifier, not your name, and it never records what you typed into the Blueprint.

If you decline: everything still works. We simply see less about which parts of the site are failing people.

Advertising — off until you allow it

Lets us tell whether an advert we paid for led to a conversation. This is the only category that stores identifiers set by advertising platforms. Separately from these categories, the booking calendar and the intake form are hosted by our CRM, and loading one sets that provider’s cookies — see below.

What is never shared, even with this on: your Blueprint answers, your revenue figures, your results, your name, your email or your phone number. The only thing an advertising platform can ever receive from this site is the fact that a strategy session was booked. That restriction is enforced in code and covered by an automated test.

If you decline: everything still works, and any advertising identifiers already stored on your device are deleted immediately.

The booking calendar and the intake form

Both are hosted by our CRM rather than by this site, and loading either one contacts that provider and sets its cookies. They are not part of the categories above, because they are not measurement — they are the tool you came to use.

Nothing from that provider loads until you press a button that says so. Opening a page that contains one of these embeds requests nothing from them. If you would rather not load it at all, every page that offers an embed also publishes a direct link to the same calendar or form, plus a phone number and an email address that involve no third party whatsoever. An automated test asserts that an unopened embed makes no request.

Changing your mind

“Change privacy choices” appears in the footer of every page. It clears your stored choice and any advertising identifiers, then asks again. There is no extra step and no attempt to talk you out of it.

Still to be drafted

The itemised table of specific cookie names, durations and processors, required once the analytics and advertising vendors are chosen. It will be added before launch.