What are cookies
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser and can send back with requests. Local storage keeps information in the browser through a separate mechanism; it is not itself a cookie. Rules on storing or accessing information on a device can apply to either technology, depending on its purpose.
Which cookies we use
No advertising-cookie or visitor-analytics integration was identified in the reviewed public-website source. This is not a complete inventory of cookies or tracking that hosting infrastructure or deployed services may add.
The app uses local storage to persist sign-in sessions and interface preferences, including theme settings. Sign-in storage supports access to the account; preferences have a separate purpose and should not automatically be described as strictly necessary in every context.
External resources and diagnostics
The website and app request Google Fonts from Google's servers, disclosing technical request information such as an IP address. The website and app also include error-reporting hooks for Lovable runtime diagnostics when available. These activities are not the same as setting an advertising cookie. Their data-processing context is described in the Privacy policy.
A complete inventory of deployed cookies, browser storage lifetimes and provider-added technologies remains to be confirmed. Where non-essential device storage or access requires consent, that consent must be obtained for the specific purpose; accepting the Terms or merely visiting the website is not a substitute. This policy does not claim that an unverified consent mechanism is in place.
Managing cookies
You can delete or block cookies and clear site storage in your browser settings. Clearing sign-in storage can sign you out; blocking the storage used for sessions can prevent a session from being retained. Clearing preference storage can reset interface choices. Blocking cookies alone is not necessarily the same as blocking local storage.