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Cookies & similar technologies
This page lists cookies, local storage keys, and analytics scripts used by the Tawzan web app as implemented in product code. See also Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Refunds & cancellation.
Last updated: September 18, 2026
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Essential
Required for authentication/session, security, consent preference, demo sessions, and required application functionality. These are not disabled by declining analytics.
- Supabase auth session cookies — keep you signed in.
- tawzan_demo_session (HttpOnly) — validates an anonymous demo session on the server.
- tawzan_demo_started — UX flag that demo was started.
- tawzan-cookie-consent:v1 (localStorage) — stores your analytics preference (consent record).
Preferences (first-party)
- tawzan-theme — light/dark theme.
- ApplyFlow drafts, Playground drafts, and dictation calibration keys in localStorage or IndexedDB — stay on your device unless you sync/save via signed-in features.
- Smart Dictation voice embeddings may be stored in browser IndexedDB for speaker matching (not raw audio files in Tawzan app storage).
Analytics — optional
Google Analytics and Plausible load only after you choose Accept analytics / Allow analytics. Choosing Essential only keeps these scripts from loading. Plausible is initialized on production builds when consent is granted; Google Analytics (gtag measurement ID in the web app) is consent-gated the same way.
- Google Analytics — optional usage measurement (client-side, consent-gated).
- Plausible — optional product analytics (production builds, consent-gated).
We do not claim analytics measurement is anonymous. Providers may collect technical/usage information according to their functionality.
Advertising
The codebase does not initialize a Meta/Facebook pixel, Hotjar, or similar ad-retargeting SDKs. Google Analytics, when enabled by consent, involves Google as a measurement provider — treat it as optional analytics, not “no third-party measurement.”