No cookies,
unless you say so.

The short version

Out of the box, this site sets no cookies. If you accept the cookie banner, you allow advertising cookies from two vendors — Google (running today) and Meta (planned) — and that is the only thing accepting changes. If you reject it, nothing is set, nothing about the site changes, and your choice is remembered so you aren't asked again.

What this site keeps without asking

A few values live in your own browser's storage. None of them are cookies, none identify you, and none are sent anywhere on their own:

• Your theme choice (atlas:theme) — only if you force light or dark with the toggle in the corner.
• Your cookie choice (atlas-consent) — granted or denied, so the banner doesn't nag you on every page.
• Campaign tags (atlas:attribution) — only if you arrived through a campaign or referral link. The tags from that link (like a promo code) are held for the browsing session and passed along if you open the app, so your discount applies and we learn which link worked. They expire with the session and are never used to track you across sites.

Page counts come from Cloudflare Web Analytics, which is cookieless and aggregate-only — it stores nothing in your browser and cannot tell one visitor from another.

What Accept turns on

Accepting loads the site's Google Tag Manager container (GTM-P8J74R4X), which runs the site's advertising tags and nothing else. Your consent covers two vendors, and this page describes both so it never has to ask you twice:

• Google Ads remarketing — running today. Google sets first-party _gcl_* cookies (kept about three months) and its own cookies (up to thirteen months). They put you in an audience of "people who visited atlas-red.com", so we can show Atlas Red ads to that audience on Google's networks and see whether the ads work. Google processes this data under its advertising policy.
• Meta pixel — planned, not yet running; when it arrives it does the same job on Facebook and Instagram. Meta sets the first-party _fbp cookie (kept about three months) and processes the data under its cookies policy. If we ever want a vendor beyond these two, the banner asks you again first.

What Reject means

No advertising cookies are set — none. Google's tags run in cookieless mode — requests carry no cookies and no identifiers, and ad data redaction stays on — and Meta's pixel does not load at all. Every part of the site works exactly the same. Rejecting is one click, the same size as accepting, on purpose.

Changing your mind

Use Cookie settings in the footer of any page — it reopens the banner, any time, and withdrawing is exactly as easy as consenting. Switching to Reject stops the advertising tags from that moment on; cookies Google already set expire on their own, or go immediately if you clear this site's data in your browser (which also resets the choices above).

The app is a different story — deliberately

Atlas Red itself, at app.atlas-red.com, uses no advertising cookies. Ever. The app sets one strictly necessary session cookie to keep you signed in, and that's the end of the list — no banner needed, because there's nothing to consent to. The details live in the privacy policy.

Questions? hello@atlas-red.com.