Version 1.0 | 5 October 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files, or similar technologies, stored on the device or in the browser. They help a website keep a session, remember settings and work technically.
2. Why we use cookies
- for signing in and for a secure session;
- for orders and the platform's essential functions;
- to remember the user's settings;
- for technical diagnostics;
- for analytics, where that function is switched on;
- for marketing, where such technology is used and there is an appropriate legal basis or consent.
3. Categories
3.1. Necessary cookies
Needed for the account, security, the session and the basic functions of ordering.
3.2. Functional cookies
May store the user's choices, language or interface settings.
3.3. Analytics cookies
Where used, they serve usage statistics and the improvement of the platform.
3.4. Marketing cookies
Where used, they may serve to measure the effectiveness of advertising or for communication tailored to interests, in compliance with the applicable rules.
4. Third-party cookies
Cookies may be set by third-party providers, for example payment, video call, analytics or social sign-in services. The cookies the platform uses are listed in section 9.
5. Consent and control
Strictly necessary cookies may be used for basic functioning. For optional cookies, where the law requires it, the user must be able to choose, refuse and later change their choice through a consent mechanism.
6. Browser settings
The user can manage cookies in the browser settings, although blocking all cookies may prevent signing in or ordering.
7. Cookies and personal data
Where information obtained through cookies is personal data, its processing is subject to the Privacy Policy and the data protection law in force.
8. Updates
This policy may be updated when cookie technologies or providers change.
9. List of cookies
Necessary
- psychocampus-session: the session, for signing in and for a booking or order in progress. Deleted after 2 hours without activity.
- XSRF-TOKEN: protects forms against forged requests. Deleted with the session.
- remember_web_...: only if you tick "Keep me signed in" when signing in; keeps you signed in until you log out.
- pc_consent: your choice about cookies. 1 year.
- pc_visitor: an anonymous identifier that records the choice of a visitor who is not signed in. 1 year.
- pc_chat: the chat conversation of a visitor who is not signed in. 30 days.
Analytics (only with consent)
- _ga, ga...: Google Analytics, visit statistics. Up to 2 years.
Marketing (only with consent)
- _fbp: Meta Pixel, measuring the effectiveness of advertising. 90 days.
- The map on the contact page (Google Maps) loads only after consent to marketing cookies, and may set Google's cookies.
Third-party pages
The payment page (Flitt), signing in with Google or Facebook, and Google Meet run on these providers' own domains; their cookies are governed by their own policies.
This English text is a translation of the Georgian original. In case of any difference, the Georgian version prevails.