Cookies policy
This page explains what cookies are, which ones App Architects uses, and how you can accept or reject non-essential cookies.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They can be essential for basic functions or used to understand how the site is used. Similar technologies such as localStorage may store preferences like your cookie choice.
How we use cookies
We use essential cookies and storage to remember your cookie preference and keep the site usable. If you accept analytics cookies, we may measure aggregated page views to improve content about application architecture analysis for service dependencies and performance bottlenecks. Rejecting analytics cookies does not block access to pages, forms, or engagement information.
Cookies table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| apparchitects_cookie_consent | Stores whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies | Until cleared (localStorage) | App Architects |
| aa_session | Essential session integrity for form submission flow | Session | App Architects |
| _aa_analytics | Optional aggregated visit measurement (only if accepted) | 6 months | App Architects |
Managing or disabling cookies
Use the Accept or Reject buttons on our cookie banner when it appears. You can clear site data in your browser settings to reset the choice and see the banner again. You may also block cookies entirely in your browser; essential site features may still work, but preference memory will not.
Third-party cookies
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Impact of disabling
Disabling optional analytics cookies has no effect on requesting a scoping call or reading engagement pages. Disabling all cookies or storage may cause the consent banner to reappear on each visit.
More privacy information
For personal data handling beyond cookies, see our privacy notice.