This site doesn't use cookies
Not one. That’s why you’ve never seen a cookie banner here — there’s nothing to accept or reject.
Then how does it remember me?
Your browser has its own small storage area, separate from cookies. We keep a few things there:
| What | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Your sign-in | So you don’t need a new email link on every page |
| Your qualification | Which course you were looking at |
| Your exam date | For the countdown |
| Marks you type on practice questions | Kept on that device only |
The difference matters. A cookie is sent to a website with every single request, which is what makes cookies useful for following people around. Browser storage isn’t sent anywhere. It sits on your device, it’s readable only by this site, and it goes when you clear your browser data.
What we don't use
- No advertising cookies. There’s no advertising on this site.
- No tracking across other websites. We can’t see where else you’ve been.
- No Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no third-party trackers of any kind.
- Nothing at all loaded from another company’s servers — not even a font. The single exception is the payment window: press a buy button and your browser loads the checkout from Paddle. Until you press it, nothing here contacts them.
How we count visitors
We do count how many people use the site, because otherwise we’d have no idea whether any of this is worth continuing. Here’s exactly how.
Once a day, your browser tells our own server three things: today’s date, which qualification you were looking at, and whether this browser has been here before. Then it adds one to a number.
That’s the whole of it. No cookie is involved. No identifier is sent, not even an anonymous one, so nothing in that count can be traced back to you — and because it goes to our own server, no other company learns you were here.
Why there's no banner
Under UK rules, consent is needed for cookies that aren’t strictly necessary. We don’t set any cookies at all, so there is nothing to ask you about. We built it that way deliberately.
Blocking it
You can block cookies and site storage in your browser settings. Blocking site storage means you won’t be able to stay signed in.