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Cookie policy

Last updated: 2026-07-14Placeholder document · pending legal review

TL;DR: By default we only use what is strictly necessary (session + your consent preference). Product analytics and marketing are enabled only if you accept them in the consent notice.

Vyrkon uses the bare minimum and lets you choose the rest. Here we explain what we store and how to control it.

1. Public site (vyrkon.ai)

  • op_cookie_consent_v2: stores your consent preference. It is kept in localStorage (not a network cookie). Necessary.
  • NEXT_LOCALE: remembers the language you chose (es/en/pt) so we don't ask you again. Preference cookie, no tracking. Necessary.

2. Authenticated portal cookies

  • onepeak_portal_session: HttpOnly + Secure cookie that keeps your session alive. Necessary.

3. Cookies in the embedded widget

The widget your visitors see on your site does NOT install tracking cookies. It only uses localStorage to store the chat session ID (ephemeral, not trackable cross-site).

4. Analytics and marketing (only with your consent)

These services are integrated but load nothing and write nothing until you accept them in the consent notice. You can change your decision whenever you want (see below).

  • PostHog (product analytics, “analytics” category): measures how the site is used so we can improve it. Served from us.posthog.com; uses ph_phc_* cookies. It only starts after your opt-in.
  • Google Analytics 4 (traffic analytics, “analytics” category): measures visits, traffic sources and how people move through the site. It serves gtag.js from googletagmanager.com and sends metrics to google-analytics.com; uses _ga / _ga_* cookies. It only loads after your analytics opt-in.
  • Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights (“analytics” category): aggregated usage and performance metrics (Core Web Vitals). They are cookieless (they store nothing on your device), but they still only activate after your analytics opt-in.
  • Meta Pixel (“marketing” category): measures how effective our campaigns are. It only loads if you accept the marketing category.

There are no third-party ads and no selling of data. If we enable another service, it will show up here and will still require your consent.

5. How to control them

You can accept or reject each category in the consent notice, and change it later by deleting op_cookie_consent_v2 from your browser so the notice appears again. You can also block cookies from your browser (Chrome/Firefox/Safari → Settings → Privacy). If you block onepeak_portal_session, the portal will not work.