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Cookie Policy

Last updated: 2026-07-07. Publisher: Brightscale Labs Limited.

1. What cookies and local storage are

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. Local storage is a similar mechanism: data your browser keeps on your device that persists between visits. Both are used to remember preferences, support security, measure how the site is used, and (when enabled) deliver advertising.

This page describes exactly what is set on fitmetriclab.com. Analytics (Microsoft Clarity) is set only after you consent through the InMobi Choice consent message. Entries marked conditional are not set today and would only apply if we later enable advertising and you grant consent.

2. Categories

3. Full inventory

Category Cookie / key Provider Purpose Duration Status
Strictly necessary __cf_bm Cloudflare Bot management — distinguishes humans from automated requests. 30 minutes Active
Strictly necessary cf_clearance Cloudflare Records that the visitor passed a Cloudflare security challenge. 30 days Active
Strictly necessary _cfuvid Cloudflare Rate-limiting and DDoS protection per visitor session. Session Active
Functional fitmetriclab-theme (local storage) FitMetricLab Remembers your light/dark theme preference. Stored on your device only. Persistent (until cleared) Active
Functional fitmetric-guided-transcript (session storage) FitMetricLab Keeps the list of calculations in your current Guided Mode session so refreshing the page does not lose them. Stored on your device only and erased automatically when you close the tab. Until the tab is closed Active
Functional fitmetric-guided-session (local storage) FitMetricLab Remembers the values you enter in Guided Mode — which may include weight, height, age, sex and body-fat percentage — so each calculation does not ask for them again. Stored on your device only and never transmitted. 30 days Active
Strictly necessary euconsent-v2, IABGPP_HDR_GppString, usprivacy InMobi Choice Records your advertising and analytics consent choices so you are not asked again on every visit. Set by our consent management platform (InMobi Choice). 13 months Active
Analytics _ga, _ga_N88L2QPRBR Google Analytics 4 Aggregated traffic and page-use reporting so we know which calculators to improve. Under Google Consent Mode v2 no cookie is set until you consent to analytics; before that the tag sends anonymous, cookieless pings only. 2 years Set after consent
Analytics _clck, _clsk Microsoft Clarity Anonymous usage analytics — aggregated heatmaps and session replay to improve the calculators. Set only after you consent to analytics. 1 year / session Set after consent
Advertising _gads, IDE, DSID, NID Google AdSense Ad delivery, frequency capping, and measurement once advertising is enabled. 14 days – 13 months Not currently set

Cloudflare (hosting)

The site is served via Cloudflare's edge network. Cloudflare sets the three cookies above for security and DDoS protection. They contain no personal information you have given us, and FitMetricLab never reads them. They are governed by Cloudflare's Privacy Policy.

FitMetricLab local storage

A single local-storage key, fitmetriclab-theme, records whether you have selected light or dark mode. It stays on your device and is never transmitted to us or to any third party. Clearing site data in your browser removes it; the theme will then default to your system preference.

Google Analytics 4 (analytics — cookieless until consent)

We use Google Analytics 4 to see which pages and calculators are used, so we know what to build and fix. The tag runs under Google Consent Mode v2: until you consent through the InMobi Choice consent message it stores nothing on your device and sends only anonymous, cookieless pings, with no _ga cookie and no identifier tying visits together. Consenting turns on the _ga / _ga_N88L2QPRBR cookies described above. We do not enable Google Signals, so Analytics is not used for cross-device tracking or ads personalisation, and we do not collect the values you type into calculators. Data is processed by Google under its Privacy Policy.

Microsoft Clarity (analytics — set only after consent)

We use Microsoft Clarity to understand how the calculators are used through aggregated usage metrics, heatmaps, and session replay. Clarity is consent-gated: its script is only injected — and its _clck / _clsk cookies are only set — after you consent through the InMobi Choice consent message. If you decline non-essential cookies or dismiss the message without consenting, Clarity never loads and no request is made to clarity.ms. Clarity does not collect the values you type into calculators. Data is processed by Microsoft under its Privacy Statement.

Google Analytics and AdSense (not currently set)

FitMetricLab does not currently load Google Analytics or Google AdSense. If and when these services are enabled, the cookies listed above as "conditional" will only be set after explicit consent. They are listed here in advance so this Cookie Policy remains a complete reference of every cookie that could ever be set on the site.

When advertising consent is given, Google may use cookies and identifiers to deliver, measure, and (where allowed) personalise advertisements. You can manage personalised advertising preferences at Google Ads Settings or opt out via the Your Online Choices (EU) and NAI (US) opt-out tools.

4. Managing cookies and local storage

5. Legal basis and complaints

Strictly necessary Cloudflare cookies are processed under legitimate interests for security and service delivery. The functional local-storage keys sit on your device only. Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity are processed on the basis of your consent under UK PECR, the EU ePrivacy Directive, and UK/EU GDPR — which is why Clarity loads only after you press Accept and Analytics stores nothing on your device until then. If advertising is later enabled, it too will rely on your consent.

If you have concerns about how we handle cookies, contact us at contact@brightscalelabs.com. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the UK Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk or your local EU supervisory authority.

Manage Preferences

Use the button below to clear locally saved data stored in your browser's Local Storage. This will remove saved preferences on this device only.

Add to Home Screen

Safari installs apps from the Share menu rather than a prompt:

  1. Tap Share in the browser bar.
  2. Scroll to Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add.

Your browser installs apps from its own menu:

  1. Open the browser menu ( or ···).
  2. Choose Install app, or Add to Home screen.
  3. Confirm.

Some browsers only offer this after a visit or two, and a few do not support it at all.

Safari on macOS adds apps to the Dock rather than prompting:

  1. Open the File menu.
  2. Choose Add to Dock.
  3. Confirm the name, then click Add.

Add to Dock arrived in Safari 17 (macOS Sonoma). On earlier versions the option is not present.

It opens without browser chrome and keeps working with no connection. Nothing you enter ever leaves the device.