Interrupt Labs Limited provides a privacy-focused website infrastructure service that enables site operators to manage user consent for data storage and analytics. The company offers a customizable Privacy Preference Centre that lets visitors control which non-essential tracking categories are enabled, while ensuring essential functionality remains unaffected. The platform is designed to help website owners comply with data protection regulations while maintaining a transparent user experience.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Websites routinely store or retrieve data in users' browsers for essential functionality, analytics, and preference management. However, visitors often lack clear, granular control over which types of data storage are permitted, creating privacy concerns and potential regulatory compliance issues for site operators.
Solution
Interrupt Labs Limited provides a Privacy Preference Centre that gives website visitors transparent, category-based control over non-essential data storage. The solution presents users with clear options to enable or disable specific storage categories, such as analytics, while essential functionality remains always active. This approach helps website operators balance user privacy with operational needs, allowing them to collect performance data only when visitors explicitly consent. The system is designed to be embedded directly into websites, offering a straightforward consent management interface that aligns with modern privacy expectations.
Target Audience
Website operators and businesses that need to manage user consent for data storage and analytics while maintaining compliance with privacy regulations and providing transparent user choice.
Features
- Category-based consent management with Essential and Analytics classifications
- Always-active essential storage for core website functionality
- User-controlled toggles for non-essential data categories
- Clear explanatory text for each storage type to inform visitor decisions
- Configurable blocking behavior that notifies users of potential experience impacts