Cookie policy
What cookies numen.company uses, who sets them and how long they last. Last updated: 26 October 2026.
Who is behind this website is in the legal notice. What we do with the data that comes from here is in the privacy policy.
What a cookie is
A small file a website leaves in your browser so it can recognise your browser next time. It is used for useful things, like remembering what you chose, and also for following you from one website to another. That is why you are asked.
What happens when you arrive, before you decide
When you arrive, only what is essential loads: what the page needs to display and what is needed to save your choice.
The analytics and the Meta pixel do not load until you accept them. If you accept nothing, they do not load.
What does load without asking is Cloudflare Web Analytics: it counts visits without setting cookies, without storing anything in your browser and without collecting your IP address. That is why it does not need your permission.
You can read the whole website without accepting. There is no cookie wall.
The cookies, one by one
The names and durations of Google's and Meta's cookies are their own defaults.
Necessary, always set
numen_cookies
- Who sets it
- numen.company
- What for
- Saves your cookie choice, so we do not ask you again
- How long it lasts
- One year
__cf_bm
- Who sets it
- Cloudflare, on behalf of Lovable, which hosts the website
- What for
- Tells a person from a bot and stops abuse
- How long it lasts
- Thirty minutes
Analytics, only if you accept
_ga
- Who sets it
- Google Analytics
- What for
- Tells one visitor from another
- How long it lasts
- Two years
_ga_ plus the property code
- Who sets it
- Google Analytics
- What for
- Keeps the state of the visit
- How long it lasts
- Two years
numen_attribution (stored in the browser, not a cookie)
- Who sets it
- numen.company
- What for
- Remembers where you came from on this visit
- How long it lasts
- Until you close the tab
Advertising, only if you accept
_fbp
- Who sets it
- Meta
- What for
- Identifies the browser to measure campaigns
- How long it lasts
- Three months
fr
- Who sets it
- Meta
- What for
- Shows ads and measures whether they work
- How long it lasts
- Three months
What happens if you say no
The website works the same and you can read all of it.
Booking a coffee works the same too: booking is part of the website and sets no cookies.
The only thing that changes is that we stop seeing how people move around the website, which is the price of asking properly.
How to change your mind
- Use the "Cookies" link in the footer of any page. There you can change what you accepted or withdraw it
- Delete the cookies in your browser. Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge explain how in their own help pages, in the privacy section
If you delete them from your browser, the cookie that saves your choice is deleted too, so you will be asked again next time.
Changes
This policy changes when a cookie is added or removed. The version that applies is the one published, with the date shown at the top.