Cookies and browser storage

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Browser storage keeps you signed in and preserves form drafts. This page explains the mechanisms and how to manage them.

1. Account sessions

Supabase Auth stores session state in browser storage to maintain access and refresh tokens. Workspaces need this data. Sign out on shared devices. Clearing site data may end browser access; server-session validity depends on authentication settings.

2. Language and drafts

The lang key stores workspace language; public page language follows its URL. The inai:landing-draft:v1:advertiser and inai:landing-draft:v1:publisher keys preserve homepage drafts in localStorage or sessionStorage. Secret API keys are not saved in these drafts.

Use browser settings → site data → inai.ad to clear local data. Clear authentication storage separately where needed. This does not delete your account, campaigns or server records; contact the team for those requests.

3. Infrastructure and external requests

Cloudflare may use necessary security cookies and checks depending on active settings. Your browser loads Google Fonts and requests external images from their sources. These connections provide technical information to the relevant provider.

The Lovable editor preview may run editor diagnostics. Their presence in a preview does not establish identical collection on the published domain.

4. Optional tracking

The current application does not integrate Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or a separate marketing tracker. Integrated apps send advertising events through the API; this is separate from a third-party pixel on this website. Open and click tracking are disabled in the current Resend configuration.

Before adding optional tools, their data, purposes and consent requirements must be assessed. They must not run before consent where it is required. Third-party website cookie settings are managed with the respective providers.

5. Contact

Contact team@inai.ad about browser storage, processing and deletion. The privacy policy explains the general request process.