1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. We also use similar browser storage (local storage) for the same purposes. This policy covers the bikrighor website and dashboard. Merchants’ storefronts are run by the merchants, who control what extra cookies their stores use; see section 5.
2. What we use
| Purpose | What it does | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-in | Keeps you signed in to the dashboard and lets us refresh your session securely. | Strictly necessary |
| Security | Bot protection on sign-up, sign-in and checkout, and rate limiting. | Strictly necessary |
| Preferences | Remembers your light or dark theme and similar interface choices. | Functional |
| Error monitoring | Records technical errors so we can fix them. It does not track you across sites. | Functional |
| Analytics | Google Analytics, loaded through Google Tag Manager, tells us which pages and features are used and where people drop off in sign-up. Only if you accept. It stores a random identifier, never your name, email or store contents. | Analytics (consent) |
| Your cookie choice | Remembers whether you accepted or declined analytics (stored as bk_consent in your browser). | Strictly necessary |
3. What we do not use
The bikrighor website and dashboard do not use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies, and we never turn on advertising storage in Google’s consent settings. Analytics runs only after you accept it in the banner. If you decline, no analytics cookies are set and no identifier is stored on your device; Google may still receive basic page-visit signals without identifiers. You can change your mind at any time by clearing this site’s storage in your browser, which shows the banner again. Internal staff sessions are excluded from analytics.
4. Merchant storefronts
Stores built on bikrighor use storage to run the shop:
- your cart, so items stay in it while you browse;
- a customer session, if you sign in to a store account;
- bot protection and checkout verification.
A merchant can also turn on analytics or advertising tools, such as Meta Pixel or Google Analytics, which set their own cookies. The merchant is responsible for those and for telling their visitors. Check the store’s own privacy notice.
5. Your choices
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies means you cannot sign in or check out. For advertising cookies set by merchants’ tools, use the store’s consent controls if it has them, or your browser’s settings.
6. More information
See the Privacy Policy for how we handle personal data, or email [email protected].
Questions about this document?
Write to [email protected].