Cookie Policy
Cookies that respect your time and privacy.
At TimeLab®, we believe even the smallest digital detail should feel considered. This page explains exactly what is stored on your device, why, and how you remain in control.
Version 1.0 — Last updated August 2026
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to store on your device. Similar technologies include local storage (key–value data kept in your browser), tracking pixels (tiny images that signal when a page or email is opened) and device fingerprinting (identifying a device from its technical characteristics).
TimeLab® uses only first-party cookies and local storage entries, all listed in the table below. We do not use tracking pixels, device fingerprinting, advertising tags or any third-party analytics technology. Nothing is measured, profiled or shared, with or without consent.
Complete inventory of what this site stores
The table below is the complete audit of every cookie and storage key set by this site. It contains no example or placeholder entries. No third-party provider sets any cookie or storage on this site.
| Name | Provider | Category | Purpose | Duration | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| timelab.consent | TimeLab® | Strictly necessary | Stores your consent choices, the consent timestamp and the version of this policy in force at the time, so we can respect and evidence your decision. | 12 months | First party |
| timelab.lang | TimeLab® | Strictly necessary | Remembers the language you explicitly select, so the site is presented in that language on return visits. Created only when you choose a language. | Until changed or cleared | First party |
| sb-*-auth-token | Lovable Cloud (authentication) | Strictly necessary | Keeps members securely signed in to the members area. Created only when you sign in. | Duration of your session | First party |
| timelab.i18n.* | TimeLab® | Functional | Caches translated page text so pages in your chosen language display faster on return visits. Set only with your consent. | Until cleared | First party |
Legal basis for each category
Strictly necessary cookies and storage are exempt from the consent requirement under the ePrivacy framework applicable in France and across the EU, and under the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP), because the site cannot function without them — they provide security, authentication and the recording of your own privacy choices.
All other categories — functional, analytics and marketing — are set only with your explicit consent, given through the consent banner or the preference centre. They are blocked at the source until you opt in, and withdrawing consent removes them. No analytics or marketing technology is currently deployed on this site.
How to withdraw your consent
Consent is as easy to withdraw as to give. You can change or withdraw your choices at any time:
- — Reopen the and adjust or reject any category. Your new choice takes effect immediately and the updated record replaces the previous one.
- — Use the discreet “Cookie preferences” link in the footer of every page, which opens the same panel.
Withdrawing consent for functional storage deletes the associated entries from your device at once.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every modern browser lets you view, delete or block cookies and site data independently of this site. In Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari you will find these controls under Settings → Privacy & Security (or Preferences → Privacy), where you can clear stored data, block third-party cookies, or block all cookies. You can also browse in a private/incognito window, which discards storage when the window closes. If you block all cookies, the site remains usable, but your consent choice and language preference will not be remembered between visits, and members will not be able to stay signed in.
Questions about cookies and data protection
If you would like to know more about how we use cookies or how we protect your privacy, contact us at admin@timelab.clinic. We are here to help.