Cookies

This website's pages are static: there is no account and no login, and it knows your language from the page's address (/ar/ or /en/) rather than from anything saved. What it stores in your browser:

Cloudflare Turnstile — the check that confirms a form is being sent by a person — sets storage of its own on any page that carries a form. That check is required to send a form at all, and it is there to stop automated submissions rather than to track you across sites.

PostHog — an analytics tool whose data is stored in the European Union — measures which pages you open, what you click, where you came from, your device, browser and approximate country, and records how pages are used so we can see where visitors get stuck, with everything typed into a field hidden. Recordings never run on the families or students pages. We do not know your name and do not tie your visit to an account. If you switch measurement off under "Managing your preferences" below, nothing is sent after that.

The String application — the one teachers, schools and students use — is a different product with an account and a login. These are the categories of what it stores:

Inside the application we use Google Analytics and PostHog to understand how it performs — which screens get used, where someone gets stuck — so we can improve it. This is product measurement, not building a marketing profile of any individual. Both tools operate under data-processing agreements with their providers, and are covered by the same retention and deletion terms stated in the Privacy policy. On this website only PostHog runs, as described under "On this website" above.

On this website there are three: PostHog, which measures how pages are used; Cloudflare, which checks that a form is being sent by a person; and Brevo, through which the form's email reaches us and your confirmation reaches you. The last two do nothing until you send a form, and neither appears on a page without one.

In the application, the only two tools that set analytics cookies are Google Analytics and PostHog. Each of these providers has its own privacy policy describing how it processes data at its own level; this page describes how we use them, not how they operate internally.

Student accounts follow the same rule with no exception: no targeted advertising, and no marketing profile, on any student account — regardless of the student's age.

You can switch measurement off for yourself at any time, and back on, here:

You can control and clear cookies directly from your browser's settings. Clearing this website's data loses your waiting-list number — it is kept in your browser alone — but it reached us with your form, so write to us and we will tell you what it is. In the application, disabling strictly necessary cookies will prevent you from logging in, and disabling analytics will not affect how it works.

If we add a new analytics tool or change a cookie category, we update this page and the "Last updated" date at its top — we do not change the practice silently.