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Cookie Policy
VisiStrat is a private workspace, not an ad-supported site. We use the minimum browser storage needed to keep you signed in and remember your preferences.
Last updated: 1 August 2026
1. What we use
"Cookies" here also covers similar technologies such as browser local storage, which the app uses for your session and settings.
2. Strictly necessary
- Authentication session — stores your signed-in session token so you are not logged out on every page. Set by our authentication provider, kept until you sign out or it expires.
- Security and abuse prevention — short-lived values used to validate requests and protect against misuse.
These cannot be switched off without breaking sign-in, so we rely on them being essential to deliver a service you requested.
3. Preferences
- Theme — remembers whether you chose light or dark mode.
- Interface state — small values such as the last view you used on a page.
4. Analytics and advertising
We do not run advertising cookies, and we do not sell data to advertisers. If we introduce product analytics in future, we will list the provider here and ask for consent where the law requires it.
5. Third parties
Cookies may be set by our hosting and authentication providers as part of delivering the app, and by [payment processor] on billing pages once paid plans are enabled. They act on our instructions under a data processing agreement.
6. Managing cookies
You can clear or block cookies and site data in your browser settings, and sign out at any time from Settings. Blocking essential cookies will prevent you from signing in to your workspace.
7. Contact
Questions about this policy: [privacy@yourdomain.com], [Your Legal Entity Name], [Registered address, City, Postcode, Country]. See also our Privacy Policy for how the underlying data is handled.
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