This is a translation provided for convenience. The Spanish version is the official one and prevails in case of any discrepancy.
Technical cookies: the one for the internal admin panel and, when the site is in private mode, the one for the access password. Advertising and analytics cookies: only if you accept them in the cookie notice. With “Essential only” none are set. Local storage: your signed-in session, the draft of the invitation you are editing, your favorite templates and the last template you chose. It stays on your device.
We measure visits in aggregate with Vercel Analytics: it counts which pages are opened, without cookies, without profiles and without identifying you. If you accept analytics cookies, we use Microsoft Clarity to see how the site is used: which pages you open, where you click and how long you stay, including an anonymous replay of your visit. This helps us find what isn’t working, not to identify you: what you type in forms is hidden, and we never send your name, your email or your event details. With “Essential only” it doesn’t load. We advertise invitoo on Google Ads and Meta (Facebook and Instagram). If you accept advertising cookies, cookies are set to know whether your purchase came from one of our ads. They are used to measure whether the ad worked, not to profile you. If you choose “Essential only”, no advertising cookies are set. Google Ads does keep loading, but in cookie-free mode: it only sends an anonymous signal—the page, the time and the ad click identifier—so we can estimate how many purchases came from an ad. We never send your name, your email or your event details. Meta (Facebook and Instagram) doesn’t load until you accept. The invitations your guests open don’t load any advertising scripts or set any of our cookies.
When you pay, the Paddle checkout opens inside invitoo and uses its own cookies to process the purchase securely. Invitations load fonts from Google Fonts and, when the organizer adds an address, show the map with Google Maps. Google receives those requests directly from the browser of whoever opens the invitation.
You can delete invitoo’s cookies and local storage whenever you want from your browser settings. Doing so will sign you out and you will lose any draft you haven’t published yet.