Cookies
There are three, they are all necessary, and that is why you were not asked.
Last updated 11 October 2026.
Why there is no banner
Consent is needed for cookies that are not strictly necessary — advertising, analytics, anything that follows you. We do not set any of those. The three cookies below are what makes signing in work at all, and a banner asking permission for them would be asking a question with only one possible answer.
The three
| Name | What it does | How long |
|---|---|---|
gs_session | Keeps you signed in. It holds a random value, nothing about you, and the browser cannot read it from JavaScript. | Until it expires or you sign out |
gs_csrf | Stops another website making requests as you. It has to be readable by the page so it can be echoed back — that is the whole mechanism. | The session |
gs_seeker | Keeps a job seeker signed in to their own account — set only for people who sign in to look for work, and separate from a company account. | 30 days if you ask to be remembered, otherwise until the browser closes (at most 12 hours) |
On other people’s websites
A company can paste one line of tewo onto its own website so that its enquiry forms reach tewo. That line sets no cookie and stores nothing in your browser. It sends a form’s answers to the company that owns the form when you submit it, and nothing before. Whether that website needs a banner for its own cookies is for its owner to decide.
When you pay
Paying for a plan opens Razorpay’s own payment window. Anything it sets is Razorpay’s, needed to take the payment safely, and covered by Razorpay’s privacy policy rather than this page.
What we do not set
- No advertising or re-targeting cookies.
- No third-party analytics. We do not know which pages you looked at.
- No social media pixels. Sharing a link does not tell anybody you were here.
A company’s public page counts visits without a cookie — the count is of the page, not of people, and nothing is stored that could pick you out of it later.
Turning them off
Your browser can block them. Blocking gs_session means you cannot sign in, and blocking gs_csrf means nothing you do will save — both refusals are the cookies doing their job rather than something broken.
Nothing here is sold on
None of the three cookies tells anybody anything about you. There is no advertising network in this page, no tracking pixel, and nothing that follows you to another site. We do not sell or share what little we hold, and there is nothing here that could be sold even if we wanted to — which we do not.
If this changes
The day anything non-essential is added, this page changes and you will be asked properly — a real choice, refusing as easy as accepting, and the product working either way. Write to hello@amionyx.com if you want to know where that stands.
Questions about any of this? Write to hello@amionyx.com.