Zonelytix legal

Cookie policy

Version 1.1 · Last updated 5 October 2026

Zonelytix uses as few cookies as a signed-in web app can. There are no advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking and no cookie banner to click through, because nothing here needs one beyond what the law treats as strictly necessary or privacy-friendly analytics.

Contents

1. What cookies are
2. Cookies and storage we use
3. Third-party cookies
4. How to control them
5. Consent and regional rules
6. Changes

1. What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. Local storage is a similar browser feature without an expiry date. Both let a site remember something between pages or visits. This policy covers both, on zonelytix.com and the web app. The mobile apps use equivalent on-device storage for the same purposes.

2. Cookies and storage we use

Name	Type	Purpose	Lasts	Category
Session cookie	Cookie, HTTP-only, secure, SameSite	Keeps you signed in and protects forms against cross-site requests. Set by our auth provider on sign-in.	Session, or up to 30 days with "stay signed in"	Strictly necessary
Sign-in flow state	Cookie, HTTP-only, short-lived	Holds the one-time code that completes Google sign-in or an email link, so the response can be matched to your request.	Minutes	Strictly necessary
Theme preference	Local storage	Remembers whether you chose light or dark mode. Without it the site follows your system setting.	Until cleared	Functional
Mock-mode and UI state	Local storage	Remembers dismissed banners, the last tab you opened and similar conveniences on your device. Never sent to us.	Until cleared	Functional
Analytics	Cookieless script, if enabled	Counts page views and referrers with a privacy-friendly provider that uses no cookies and no cross-site identifiers. Switched off unless an analytics domain is configured.	None	Analytics

Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent. Analytics, when enabled, uses a provider that does not set cookies and does not identify you, so no consent banner is shown; if we ever change to a provider that needs consent, we will ask first.

3. Third-party cookies

Checkout happens on Whop’s pages, which set their own cookies under Whop’s policy. Links to Telegram and X open those services, which set their own cookies. We do not embed advertising, social media widgets or tracking pixels on our pages.

4. How to control them

You can delete or block cookies and local storage in your browser settings. Blocking the session cookie will sign you out and prevent signing in. Clearing local storage resets your theme choice. Most browsers explain this under “Privacy” or “Site data”.

6. Changes

If we add a cookie or change a purpose, we update this page and the date at the top. For how we handle personal data generally, see the Privacy policy.