Cookies & device storage

This notice explains how Nodetropy uses cookies and similar storage or access technologies. These technologies can store information on, or access information from, your browser or device.

Our current approach is deliberately minimal: Nodetropy uses storage needed for core service functions and user-selected workspace behaviour, and does not currently use advertising cookies.

• Authentication/session storage. Supabase authentication uses browser cookies or related storage to keep you signed in, refresh your session securely and allow server-rendered pages to recognise your account. Without this, signed-in workspace functionality would not work correctly.
• Workspace version preference. When you choose a workspace version view for a project, Nodetropy stores that selection in a first-party cookie so the workspace can remember the view you asked for. The current implementation sets this preference for up to one year unless it is replaced or removed earlier.

Cookie names used by authentication infrastructure can change as the authentication provider evolves, so we describe their purpose rather than promising a permanent provider-generated cookie name.

UK rules do not require consent for every storage technology. Some technologies can be used without prior consent when an applicable legal exception is satisfied, including technologies strictly necessary to provide a service a user requests. Current Nodetropy authentication storage is used to provide signed-in functionality requested by the user.

Preference technologies can be subject to separate requirements. Nodetropy’s workspace-view cookie is set as a direct result of the user selecting how the workspace should function. If our use of preference, analytics or other storage changes, we will review whether additional controls, an objection mechanism or consent interface is required.

Nodetropy does not currently deploy advertising cookies or behavioural advertising trackers. The reviewed application source also does not currently include a dedicated product-analytics tracker.

If analytics, advertising, embedded third-party tools or other non-essential storage technologies are introduced, this notice will be updated and any consent or objection controls required by law will be provided before those technologies are used.

You can remove or block cookies using your browser settings. Blocking authentication storage may prevent you from signing in or remaining signed in. Removing the workspace preference cookie may cause that project to return to its default version view.

If Nodetropy later adds an in-product storage-preference control, this page will explain how to use it.

Supabase provides Nodetropy’s authentication infrastructure and may set or read authentication-related storage as part of that service. Vercel hosts and delivers the application. Stripe will handle payment flows when paid billing is enabled; visiting a Stripe-hosted payment experience is also subject to Stripe’s own technologies and notices.

We will update this notice when our use of cookies or similar technologies materially changes. For information about personal-data processing more generally, see the Privacy notice.