Legal Agreements & Policies

Cookie Policy & Settings

Last updated: June 29, 2026

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer or mobile device when you browse websites. They are widely used to make websites function efficiently, preserve user preferences, secure sessions, and report analytical metrics back to site owners.

2. Cookie Categories We Use

We classify our browser cookies into the following sections:

Strictly Necessary Technologies: Essential for safety filters, session security, and active workspace preferences. This includes storing your authentication tokens (token), active workspace identifiers (tenants), interface theme choices (theme-mode), and language selections (language) securely in your browser's local storage. These are active at all times and cannot be disabled.
Performance & Analytics Cookies: We run Google Analytics (GA4) and PostHog to track page visits, load speeds, product usage, and popular features. This data helps us improve our customer experience and optimize platform performance.

3. Interactive Cookie Preferences Dashboard

Manage Your Active Consent

Modify your tracking preferences below. These options take effect immediately and are saved to your local browser storage.

Strictly Necessary Cookies & Storage

Required for site security, user interface configurations, workspace routing, and session authentication states.

Always Active

Performance & Analytics Cookies

Monitors site speed, traffic statistics, and user flows via Google Analytics and PostHog.

4. Third-Party Cookie & Telemetry Details

When performance and analytics cookies are enabled, Google Analytics sets cookies (like _ga and _gid) and PostHog sets cookies and local storage items (like ph_..._posthog) to distinguish visitors, collect telemetry, and record user behavior sessions. This data is processed under their respective standard privacy policies.

5. Browser-Level Controls

You can also block or purge cookies through your web browser preferences. Consult your browser's documentation (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) to delete existing cookies or restrict cookie tracking globally.