This page summarizes the cookies and local storage used by the current Smart Planner AI web app.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Smart Planner AI also uses browser local storage for some client-side preferences and temporary app state.
In short: We currently use authentication, preference, and analytics identifiers to keep the app working and measure usage.
Today, Smart Planner AI uses cookies to keep authenticated sessions working, remember language, theme, and time-format preferences, and, when enabled in deployment, load Google Analytics for site measurement.
The current app uses cookies and local storage for a few practical reasons:
Maintain authenticated sessions backed by access and refresh cookies from the backend.
Support session continuity, secure sign-in flows, and sign-out cleanup.
Save language, theme, time format, and related interface choices between visits.
Measure traffic and product usage with Google Analytics when a measurement ID is configured.
We group the current implementation into the following categories.
Required for authentication, session handling, and security-related flows.
Examples include:
Remember app settings stored in cookies and local storage.
Examples include:
Used to measure site traffic, page usage, and basic performance of the website.
Examples include:
Note: When analytics is enabled for the site, Google Analytics loads only after you accept analytics cookies in the site banner.
Some identifiers are short-lived and some remain until they expire or you clear site data.
Authentication and temporary session cookies may expire when the browser closes or when the backend ends the session.
Example: access cookies used while you are actively signed in.
Preference cookies can remain on your device for an extended period unless you clear them sooner.
Example: sp-lang, sp-theme, and sp-time-format preferences saved for future visits.
Some parts of the current product rely on third parties that may set or read cookies or similar identifiers.
Checkout flows may also involve Paddle, although payment processing happens on Paddle's side rather than through cookies we directly manage in the app.
You can manage analytics cookies through the site banner or through your browser settings and by clearing site data.
View cookies
Review cookies, local storage, and other site data stored for Smart Planner AI.
Block all cookies
This can break sign-in, protected pages, language persistence, and saved preferences.
Block third-party cookies
This can reduce Google Analytics and third-party sign-in behavior, depending on browser support.
Clear on exit
Delete cookies whenever you close the browser.
Settings > Privacy and security > Cookies and other site data.
Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data.
Settings > Privacy > Manage Website Data.
Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Cookies and site data.
Important: Blocking essential cookies may prevent sign-in, authenticated API access, and saved preferences.
The current web app does not implement a dedicated Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control handler.
If analytics is enabled in a deployment, Google Analytics only loads after analytics consent is granted in the site banner.
We may update this page as the product, providers, or data flows change.
When we do, we'll update the date at the top of this page.
Important implementation changes may also be reflected in release notes, support updates, or in-app notices.
Questions about this technical cookie summary? Reach out to our support team.