Cookie policy
This policy explains which cookies and similar technologies Metalendario uses, for what purpose, how long they last and how you can accept them, reject them or withdraw your consent at any time.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser when you visit it. It is used, for example, to remember your language or keep you signed in. We also use browser local storage (localStorage), which works in a similar way and is subject to the same rules.
Who is the controller
The data controller is Metalendario. You can reach us at contacto@metalendario.com for any question about cookies or personal data.
Categories we use
Necessary (technical): essential for the site to work, exempt from consent and impossible to disable. Analytics: they help us measure aggregate use of the site and are only set if you give explicit consent. We use no advertising or commercial profiling cookies, and we do not share your data with ad networks.
Third parties
Analytics is provided by Google Analytics 4 (Google Ireland Limited) and Microsoft Clarity (Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited), acting as data processors; their scripts are not loaded until you accept the analytics category. Clarity also records page interaction (clicks, scrolling) in a pseudonymized way to build aggregate heatmaps and session replays. Separately, when you open the sign-in screen we load Google's and Apple's identity services so you can log in with those accounts: these are technical cookies, necessary for a service you explicitly requested, and are not used for analytics or advertising. Google and Microsoft may transfer data outside the European Economic Area relying on the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.
How to change or withdraw your consent
You can change your choice at any time from the floating cookie button (bottom right on any page), from Settings → Legal → Cookie preferences, or with the button below. When you withdraw analytics we stop loading the script and delete any cookies it had already set.
Managing cookies in your browser
You can also block or delete cookies from your browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge…). Note that blocking necessary cookies may stop parts of the site from working, such as staying signed in or remembering your language.
Changes to this policy
If we add new cookies or purposes we will update this policy and ask for your consent again. In any case, consent expires after 6 months and is requested again.
Cookie details
| Name | Category | Provider | Duration | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NEXT_LOCALE | Necessary | Metalendario | 1 year | Remembers your chosen language (Spanish or English) so the site is served in it. |
| ml_consent | Necessary | Metalendario | 6 months | Stores your cookie decision (accepted categories, version and date) so we don't ask again. |
| _ga | Analytics | Google Analytics | 2 years | Distinguishes visitors in a pseudonymized way to compute aggregate usage statistics. |
| _ga_G-6Z1PEBS8SZ | Analytics | Google Analytics | 2 years | Keeps the analytics session state for this measurement property. |
| _clck | Analytics | Microsoft Clarity | 1 year | Pseudonymized browser identifier so the same visitor is not counted twice in Clarity reports. |
| _clsk | Analytics | Microsoft Clarity | 1 day | Groups the pages you visit into a single session for heatmaps and replays. |
| g_state | Necessary (sign-in) | Up to 1 year | Set by Google's identity service when you open the sign-in screen; remembers whether you dismissed the sign-in dialog. Only present if you use Google sign-in. |
We also keep your session token (token), your recently viewed events (metalendario:recent-views) and your recent searches (searchRecent) in browser local storage. If you accept analytics, Microsoft Clarity also stores its session identifier (_cltk) in session storage, and we delete it when you withdraw consent. These are technical data, stay on your device, and you can remove them by clearing the site data or logging out.
To learn how we handle your personal data, see the privacy policy
Last updated: August 2026.