Cookie Policy

Last updated: October 2026

1. What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small files saved by your browser. Similar technologies include local storage, which saves information on your device, and pixels or software development kits (SDKs), which can record interactions with a site. This policy explains how HYRme uses them.

2. How we use them

  • Strictly necessary: Always on. These support sign-in, security, payments and remembering your cookie choice.
  • Functional: Optional. These remember features such as recent searches.
  • Analytics: Optional. When allowed, this stores a session identifier to help us understand visits.
  • Advertising/Marketing: Optional. This measures the effectiveness of our ads.

Functional, Analytics and Advertising/Marketing storage is off unless you allow it.

3. Cookies and storage by category

Strictly necessary

NameProviderPurposeDuration
floot_built_app_sessionHYRmeKeeps you signed in securely7 days
cc_cookieHYRme (cookie consent tool)Remembers your cookie choices6 months (182 days)
floot-analytics-consent (local storage)HYRmeRemembers your analytics choiceUntil cleared
__stripe_mid, __stripe_sidStripeFraud prevention and secure paymentsDuration set by the provider; see Stripe's cookie policy
Interface preferences (local storage: hyrme_onboarding_completed, hyrme_beta_banner_dismissed, verification banner dismissal, taskFilterPresets, hyrme_promo)HYRmeRemembers actions you took, such as dismissing a banner, finishing onboarding or saving a filter presetUntil cleared

Functional

NameProviderPurposeDuration
recentSearches (local storage)HYRmeShows your recent searchesUntil cleared
algolia-client-js-* (local storage)AlgoliaSpeeds up search resultsDuration set by the provider; see the provider's policy

Analytics

NameProviderPurposeDuration
Analytics session ID (local storage)Floot (our hosting provider)Groups page views into a visit30 minutes

Advertising/Marketing

NameProviderPurposeDuration
_fbp, _fbcMeta PlatformsMeasures the effectiveness of our adsDuration set by the provider; see Meta's cookie policy
hyrme_meta_cr_* (local storage)HYRmePrevents duplicate sign-up events being sent to MetaUntil cleared

4. Meta Pixel

The Meta Pixel loads only after you allow Advertising/Marketing. It records page views, excluding admin, password reset, email verification and payment completion pages, and a sign-up completion event. We do not send your name or email to Meta. Withdrawing consent stops further events and removes Meta cookies; reloading the page fully unloads the script. Read Meta's cookie policy.

5. Analytics by our hosting provider

Floot counts page visits. Until you allow Analytics, or if you refuse it, analytics runs in a memory-only mode that stores nothing on your device, so each page load may count as a new visit. If you allow Analytics, it stores a short-lived session ID in local storage for 30 minutes.

6. Push notifications

The OneSignal service loads only if you choose to turn on push notifications or have already granted permission.

7. Third-party services that see your IP address

Map tiles (OpenStreetMap), map library files (Cloudflare cdnjs), postcode lookup (postcodes.io), search (Algolia), image upload and delivery (Cloudinary), and payments (Stripe) involve requests to third parties. These requests do not themselves set optional cookies, but, like any website request, they give the provider your IP address.

8. Change your cookie settings

You can change or withdraw your optional choices at any time. Cookie Settings is also available in the footer.

9. Browser controls

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The Information Commissioner's Office cookie guidance explains more. Blocking necessary cookies may stop sign-in working.

10. Contact

Use our contact page to get in touch. For more about how we handle personal information, read our Privacy Policy.