Cookie & Local Storage Policy
This page explains the browser storage used to keep accounts secure and remember essential preferences.
Effective July 22, 2026
What browser storage is
Cookies and local storage allow a website to remember information between requests or visits. Similar technologies may be used by infrastructure providers for security and authentication.
Essential authentication storage
Supabase authentication stores session information in your browser so you can remain signed in, complete OAuth login, refresh a session, and protect authenticated features.
Preference storage
The site stores necessary preferences such as light or dark theme. The language is represented by the page URL and may also be saved to an authenticated profile.
Security and functional storage
Temporary values may support form protection, navigation, real-time connections, and prevention of repeated or abusive actions.
Analytics and advertising
The current site does not intentionally install advertising cookies or a dedicated cross-site tracking system. If analytics are introduced, this policy and any required consent controls will be updated.
Third-party services
OAuth providers, Supabase, app stores, social networks, and external links may set or read their own storage when you use their services. Their policies apply independently.
Managing storage
Browser settings can inspect or clear cookies and local storage. Blocking essential storage may sign you out or prevent authentication, saved preferences, and real-time features from working.