Cookie Policy

Habitual by Nōmae uses technologies required to operate the website and application securely and, only where the user consents, analytics technologies.

Non-essential categories (Analytics and Marketing) remain disabled by default. Accept, reject and configure are offered clearly and with equivalent visibility. Continuing to browse does not constitute consent.

This policy applies to habitual.gonomae.com, the Habitual application currently available at app.habitual.gonomae.com, and associated digital services.

We use the term “cookies” broadly to include cookies, local storage, pixels, tags, identifiers and other mechanisms able to store or retrieve information from a device.

These technologies may be required to provide the service, maintain a session, store preferences or protect the platform. Others may be used, with consent, to measure use of the website.

• Necessary: authentication, security, session, fraud prevention and privacy-choice records.
• Analytics: measuring navigation, performance, events and use of the sites; consent required.
• Marketing: measuring campaigns and showing advertising; consent required. Habitual does not currently use any tool in this category.

The following describes the technologies configured directly by Habitual. Google Analytics 4 is the web analytics tool configured by Habitual and is activated only after the user accepts the Analytics category.

Hosting and platform infrastructure may independently generate technical or aggregated metrics relating to its own service. Those infrastructure metrics are not controlled by Habitual's Google Analytics 4 consent switch.

Habitual does not currently configure advertising technologies such as Meta Pixel.

The habitual.gonomae.com website does not set its own cookies: it stores your choice in the browser's local storage and, only if you accept the Analytics category, Google Analytics 4 sets the cookies listed below.

On the first visit, users will be offered options to Accept, Reject or Configure non-essential categories with equivalent visibility.

Analytics and Marketing categories remain disabled by default until a valid choice exists. Continuing to browse is not interpreted as consent, and rejecting does not prevent use of the website.

The choice is retained for 12 months unless purposes or providers materially change, a new choice needs to be requested or the user withdraws consent earlier. When it expires or the categories change, the user is asked again.

Users may change or withdraw their choice at any time through the permanent “Cookie settings” link available in the site footer.

Withdrawal prevents future use of rejected categories and does not affect the lawfulness of previous processing.

When Analytics consent is withdrawn, Habitual stops sending new events to Google Analytics 4, removes the analytics script from the page and deletes Google Analytics cookies that can be managed by the website.

The website language is determined by the page address (Spanish without a prefix, English under /en). Habitual does not store the language choice on the device.

Authenticated areas may use session, local storage or other technologies for security, authentication, performance and requested features. Classification depends on purpose, not simply on where a technology appears.

Habitual uses Google Consent Mode v2 in basic mode: until the Analytics category is accepted, the Google Analytics tag is not loaded and no measurement request is sent. Advertising signals (ad_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization) always remain denied, and Google Signals and ad personalisation features are disabled.

Where Analytics is accepted, Habitual loads Google Analytics 4 using the measurement identifier configured for the website. Google Analytics cookies are limited to the site host and are not shared with other subdomains.

Google Analytics 4 may receive technical and browsing information such as visited pages, URL, page title, navigation events and technical information required to generate usage statistics.

Habitual does not configure Google Analytics 4 to send names, email addresses, telephone numbers or content entered into contact, demo or diagnosis forms.

Before each page is sent to Google Analytics, Habitual removes the fragment (#…) and every parameter from the address, except campaign parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content). The actions measured are those of a visitor: booking a demo, choosing a plan, reading a Habitual Insights article, starting a newsletter subscription or requesting its confirmation, and contacting by email. These events do not include emails, names or internal identifiers, and a subscription request awaiting confirmation is not counted as a confirmed subscription.

Where Analytics is accepted, Google Analytics 4 involves processing by Google and may involve transfers outside the European Economic Area. Valid GDPR transfer mechanisms will be used where required.

Browsers allow users to block, limit or delete cookies. Broad blocking may also affect necessary technologies and cause certain features not to work correctly.

This Policy may be updated when technologies, providers, purposes, configuration or applicable law change. If a change materially affects an earlier choice, a new decision will be requested where appropriate.

Cookie or privacy enquiries: legal@gonomae.com.