Cookie Policy
Last updated: June 11, 2026
Short version: Flute uses no advertising or tracking cookies. Everything we store in your browser exists to sign you in or to remember how you like the product set up. Here is the complete list.
What we store in your browser
| Name | Where | Category | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supabase auth cookies | Cookie | Essential | Keep you signed in. Set when you authenticate; verified on each request to protect your account. |
| flute-active-space | Cookie | Essential / functional | Remembers which Space you are working in so your renders and settings load in the right context. |
| flute-theme and UI preferences | localStorage | Functional | Your theme (light/dark/auto), language, view layout, compose options, and similar interface preferences. |
| Vercel infrastructure cookies | Cookie | Essential | Our hosting provider may set cookies strictly for serving and protecting the site (e.g. during deploy transitions). |
About localStorage
Some preferences live in your browser’s localStorage rather than in cookies — they are never sent to our servers with requests. These are convenience settings such as your theme and language, list-versus-grid view, compose options, “don’t ask again” choices for confirmation dialogs, and your auto-top-up preference for tokens. They stay on your device and only affect how the interface behaves for you.
How to clear them
You can clear cookies and site data for Flute at any time through your browser’s settings (usually under Privacy or Site Data). Signing out removes your authentication cookies. Clearing site data also resets your saved preferences, so the interface will return to its defaults the next time you visit.
Consent
Because Flute sets only essential and functional cookies, no consent banner is required in most jurisdictions. If we ever add analytics or marketing cookies, we will update this policy first and ask for consent where the law requires it.
This document is provided for transparency and does not constitute legal advice; consult counsel for your jurisdiction.

