Included, not extra

Consent Kept

The privacy and cookie notice, done properly. It works out which law applies from where your visitor is, asks them once, and keeps a record of what they said.

A translucent glass shield floating above a dark surface, blue light passing through it and splitting into clean parallel beams, with small gold particles held safely inside.
Ask once. Keep the answer.

Most cookie banners are decoration.

They pop up, everybody presses the big button, nothing is recorded and the tracking scripts had already loaded before the box appeared. That is not consent. It is a box.

  • Nothing optional loads until they answer. That is the part almost every banner gets wrong.
  • The right law for the right visitor, worked out from where they are, not one rule for the whole world.
  • Four honest categories, so somebody can say yes to one thing and no to another.
  • A record of who said what and when, which is the thing you actually need if anybody ever asks.
  • Your name on it, your colours, your company on the legal text. Not ours.

It rides on the same one line.

If you have already pasted the TapOneLink snippet into your website, Consent Kept is a switch, not another installation.

Switch

On or off per website

You may want it on the public site and off on an internal one. One switch, per site.

Record

A log you can actually read

Who agreed, to what, when, and from where. Exportable the day somebody asks for it.

Brand

It is your notice

Your company name and your contact details on the privacy text, because it is your obligation, not ours.