Cookie Policy

Last updated: 27 August 2026

What we use

The cookies needed for the service to work are your login session (session) and your language preference (locale and NEXT_LOCALE; device_locale in the mobile app); under ePrivacy/PECR these do not require consent. One more exists purely so we can tell what our own marketing achieved: a salon referral code (ref) for seven days.

Analytics, if you agree to it

With your agreement we use Google Analytics (_ga cookies) on the marketing site and in the salon admin, to see which pages help and which do not. The script loads only after you choose “Analytics only” or “Accept all” in the bar at the foot of the page — decline it, or ignore the bar, and nothing is sent to Google at all. A salon’s public booking page carries no Google Analytics.

Advertising, only if you accept all

“Accept all” additionally allows a Meta advertising pixel on the marketing site, and lets Google’s tag store advertising identifiers. Together these are how we tell which of our own adverts brought a salon that actually signed up. Choosing “Analytics only” leaves both switched off: the Meta pixel is not loaded at all, and Google’s advertising storage stays denied. Neither ever runs in the salon admin or on a salon’s booking page. One more thing the pixel does, which is worth saying plainly: where it is allowed and you go on to create an account, your name and email address are sent to Meta hashed — scrambled, never readable text — so that Meta can recognise the sign-up as one of ours. Nothing else about you is sent, and nothing at all is sent if you chose “Analytics only”.

Changing your mind

Your answer is stored in this browser, not in a cookie. Clearing this site’s data in your browser removes it and the bar asks again.

Anonymous visit counting

On the marketing site we count visits without cookies: via a daily-salted, non-reversible hash, with no personally identifying data and nothing stored on your device.

Control

You can clear cookies in your browser at any time. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will stop login from working.

Last updated: 27 August 2026.

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Dürfen wir messen, welche Seiten wirklich helfen? „Alle akzeptieren“ erlaubt auch die Messung unserer eigenen Anzeigen.

Was heißt das genau?

Wir würden gern mit Google Analytics sehen, welche Seiten helfen und welche nicht, und uns merken, welches Plakat oder welcher Flyer dich hergebracht hat. „Alles akzeptieren“ erlaubt zusätzlich ein Meta-Werbepixel, damit wir wissen, welche unserer eigenen Anzeigen einen Salon gebracht hat, der sich auch angemeldet hat — und wenn du ein Konto anlegst, gehen dein Name und deine E-Mail-Adresse verschlüsselt (gehasht) an Meta, nie als lesbarer Text, ausschließlich damit es erkennen kann, dass die Anmeldung aus einer Anzeige kam. Nichts davon läuft auf der Buchungsseite eines Salons. Alles, was der Dienst selbst braucht, funktioniert ohnehin. Cookie-Richtlinie