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Cookie Policy

Last updated: 17 July 2026

This page explains the current use of cookies and similar browser technologies on the Lycli website. At the date of this update, Lycli does not use analytics, advertising or profiling cookies on the website.

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files that a website may store on a browser or device. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels and tags that store or access information on a device.

These technologies may be used for essential operation, preferences, audience measurement, advertising or other purposes. Their legal treatment depends on their purpose and configuration.

2. Website operator

This website is operated for the pre-incorporation Lycli project by Claudio Colombat. NIE/NIF: Y9120980-E.

Contact address: Pg. de les Germanies, 112, 46702 Gandia, València, Spain. Privacy enquiries: privacy@lycli.com. General enquiries: info@lycli.com.

3. Current use on the Lycli website

At the date of this Policy, the Lycli website does not directly set cookies, local storage or session storage for analytics, advertising, profiling or personalisation.

The website does not currently use Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag, advertising remarketing tags or cross-site tracking technologies.

Because no optional browser storage is currently used, the website does not display an acceptance banner or preferences panel. There is no optional cookie category for a visitor to accept or reject at this time.

4. Waiting list and technical requests

The waiting-list form sends the information you submit directly to the Lycli server. The form does not need an analytics cookie or browser identifier to register your request.

The server and infrastructure providers may process standard technical information such as request time, IP address, browser or network information and security logs to deliver the website, prevent abuse and diagnose failures. Server logs are not necessarily cookies and do not by themselves mean that information has been stored in your browser.

Waiting-list and personal-data processing is described in the Privacy Policy at /en/privacy.

5. Technical providers

Lycli uses Google Firebase and Google Cloud on the server side to receive and store waiting-list requests and support related operational email. The website also relies on hosting, domain/DNS and network providers to make the pages available.

These services may process infrastructure and security logs under their applicable terms. The presence of a technical provider does not mean that the provider places a cookie in your browser. We will update this page if a production provider begins setting a cookie or using similar browser storage through the Lycli website.

6. Future changes

Lycli may introduce optional audience-measurement or other browser technologies in the future. Before activating a non-essential technology, we will update this Policy and, where required, provide a consent mechanism that makes accepting and rejecting equally accessible.

Any future cookie table will identify the cookie or technology, provider, purpose and duration on the basis of the website’s real configuration. Optional technologies will not be described as active before they are actually implemented.

7. Browser controls

Most browsers allow you to view, block and delete cookies or clear site data. As the Lycli website currently does not use optional browser storage, changing these controls is not necessary to reject Lycli analytics or advertising cookies. Browser settings may still affect technical features provided by your browser or other websites.

8. Updates and contact

We may update this Policy if the website, infrastructure or technologies change. The current version and update date will be published on this page.

For questions about cookies or similar technologies, contact privacy@lycli.com. For general enquiries, contact info@lycli.com.