Cookie Policy

Last updated: 4 September 2026

Essential local storage

Speakflew uses your browser's localStorage and sessionStorage to remember your progress, streak, preferences, selected goal and level, and saved exercises. This is required for the product to work without an account, stays on your device, and is not used for tracking. It is not a cookie in the traditional sense and is not shared with anyone.

Cookie choices

When Google’s consent message is not configured, we show our analytics cookie banner to first-time visitors in every region. Google Analytics and optional custom telemetry stay off until you accept. Rejecting keeps them off. Your choice is saved on this browser and can be changed through Privacy choices in the footer.

Google consent message (when configured)

When configured, for visitors in the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland, Speakflew uses Google's Privacy & Messaging consent message — a Google-certified consent platform built on the IAB Europe Transparency & Consent Framework. It appears on your first visit and records your choice for advertising and analytics storage. Until you make a choice, Google Consent Mode keeps ad and analytics storage denied: Google Analytics does not store analytics cookies but may send cookieless measurement pings. Ads are non-personalised or withheld. You can reopen it any time via “Privacy choices” in the footer. With this Google-managed configuration, outside these regions no message is shown and standard analytics/advertising cookies apply.

Analytics

This site uses Google Analytics 4 (via Google Consent Mode v2, with IP anonymisation) and Vercel Web Analytics / Speed Insights. Vercel's analytics are cookieless, set no identifiers and collect no personal data, so they run without a consent prompt. All of it is used to understand aggregate usage — for example, how many people complete a practice — never to build a profile of you, and we never send your transcript or audio to any analytics service.

Advertising

This site uses Google AdSense. Where you have consented (or outside the regions above), Google may set cookies or use device identifiers to show and measure ads, including personalised ads. Where consent is denied, ads are limited to non-personalised or not shown. Ads never appear on the active practice screen, and you can use every feature regardless. See how Google uses cookies in advertising.

Your choices

• Privacy choices in the footer reopens Google's consent message (EEA/UK/CH).
• Clear all local data from Settings.
• Use your browser settings to block or delete cookies and site data.