RecapybaraCookies at Recapybara
Last updated: 13 October 2026
We keep this short because there is not much to say. Recapybara uses three small cookies to work, and nothing else unless you switch it on yourself.
The website (recapybara.com)
The website sets no cookies. Your language is in the address (/fr/ or /en/), and the buttons that open the app carry it along, nothing more.
Our two ad landing pages (/essai/ and /try/) send a few counts to our own server, with the name of the campaign that brought you: that you arrived, and how far down the page you go, whether you tap a picture, the button or a link at the bottom, and whether you stay ten or thirty seconds or leave within five. No cookie, no address kept, daily totals and nothing else. This audience measurement only tells us whether an ad brings anyone this far and what they do here; none of it goes to a third party.
The app (app.recapybara.com)
Three cookies that make the app work
These do not need your consent under the rules that apply to us (the ePrivacy directive and the CNIL’s guidance): each one does something you asked for, and none of them identifies you to anyone else or follows you to other sites. We tell you about them here and under the sign-in form.
| Name | What it does | How long | What is in it |
|---|---|---|---|
recap_s | keeps you signed in | 30 days, or until you sign out | a random token; it is not your email or your name, and we store only a hash of it |
recap_theme | remembers light, dark or system | 1 year | the word light, dark or system |
recap_lang | remembers the language you chose, so the app speaks it before you sign in and after | 1 year | a language code such as fr |
All three stay on app.recapybara.com, are sent only over https, and are never shared with anyone.
Two things you can switch on, and their cookies
Recapybara can measure how it is used, and can record a replay of your screens, to see where it gets in the way. Both are off until you switch them on. We ask you once, on your first visit to Home, and you can change your mind any time in You under Your data. Until you switch one on, nothing is loaded and nothing is set: no script, no cookie, no request leaves your device for this purpose.
When you switch one on, the app loads PostHog, an analytics service we run through our own address (e.recapybara.com) on servers in the European Union, and it sets:
| Name | What it does | How long |
|---|---|---|
ph_…_posthog (one cookie and a matching entry in your browser’s local storage) | tells PostHog that the events from this browser belong together; it holds a random identifier and your Recapybara account id, never your email or your name | 1 year |
What each switch sends:
- Product analytics: which screens you use and how long processing takes. No lecture text, no names.
- Session replay: a replay of your screens. Anything you type and the words of your lectures are hidden before the replay leaves your device. It helps us see where the app gets in the way.
When you switch one off, the app removes PostHog’s cookie and storage on the next page you open, and sends nothing further.
When you pay, Paddle’s payment page sets its own cookies, on that page only. Paddle is our merchant of record and its cookie notice applies there.
What we do not do
- No advertising cookies, no third-party trackers, no cookies from social networks.
- Nothing follows you to other sites, and nothing from other sites reaches us.
- We do not sell or share anything a cookie holds.
Changing your mind, and deleting
- The two switches are in the app under You, then Your data.
- Signing out removes
recap_s. Clearing your browser’s cookies removes all of them; the app will simply ask your language and theme again. - To delete your account and everything with it, write to us at the address in the app; we remove your data and your files, and we say what we removed.
Questions
Write to privacy@recapybara.com.