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Cookie Policy

Last updated: July 10, 2026

No tracking, no banner. Thiskle uses only the cookies strictly necessary to sign you in and a little local storage to remember your preferences. We use no advertising, analytics, or cross-site tracking cookies — so there is no consent banner to click through, and nothing here builds a profile of you.

This policy explains what Thiskle stores in your browser and why. It supplements our Privacy Policy. “Cookies” here also covers similar technologies such as localStorage.

What cookies are

Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. localStorageis a related mechanism for saving small settings on your device. Both let a site remember things between visits — like the fact that you're signed in, or that you prefer dark mode.

Do we need your consent?

Under the EU/UK ePrivacy rules, consent is required for cookies that are not strictly necessary— typically advertising and analytics trackers. We don't use any of those. Everything below is either strictly necessary to run the service you asked for, or a functional preference you set yourself. On that basis a cookie-consent banner is not required, and we've chosen not to add one rather than ask you to accept cookies that don't exist.

Cookies we use

These are set by the app's own sign-in system (Auth.js). On secure (HTTPS) production they carry a __Secure- or __Host- prefix. They are all strictly necessary.

CookiePurposeDuration
authjs.session-tokenKeeps you signed in — the core session. Without it you'd have to log in on every page.Up to 90 days (rolling)
authjs.csrf-tokenProtects sign-in and forms against cross-site request forgery.Session
authjs.callback-urlRemembers which page to return you to after you sign in.Session

Local storage we use

These aren't cookies, but they save small settings on your device:

KeyPurposeCategoryDuration
thiskle-themeRemembers your light / dark / system appearance choice so the app doesn't flash the wrong theme.FunctionalUntil you clear it
thiskle-outlook-tokenStores the connection code that links the Outlook add-in to your account, so you don't re-enter it. Only present if you use the add-in; also kept in Outlook's own settings.Functional / necessary for the add-inUntil you disconnect the add-in

Third-party cookies

Thisklesets no third-party advertising or analytics cookies. If you install the optional Outlook add-in, it runs inside Microsoft Outlook and loads Microsoft's Office library; any storage Microsoft uses in that context is governed by Microsoft's own policies. Our error-monitoring provider does not set cookies in your browser.

Managing cookies

You can view and delete cookies and local storage through your browser's settings, and set your browser to block cookies. Note that if you block the strictly-necessary cookies above, you won't be able to sign in — they're what keeps you logged in. Clearing thiskle-themesimply resets your appearance to “system”.

Changes

If we ever introduce a cookie that requires consent, we'll update this page and ask for your consent first. Questions? privacy@thiskle.com.

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