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Reference reconstruction. The copy below describes the original Soloop service. This site has an independently built private workspace for AI conversations and documents; these reference policies describe the original service.

Cookie Policy

Cookies for workspace access.

What soloop stores in the browser, why it is there, and what happens if you clear it.

Last updatedAugust 13, 2026

Current useNecessary cookies, analytics, conversion measurement, and small browser state.

AdvertisingConversion measurement; no product-configured retargeting audiences today.

  • Necessary cookies support sign-in, session refresh, security, and requested product flows.
  • First-party analytics and Google Analytics 4 measure public-page visits, active time, traffic sources, sessions, and explicitly labelled interactions.
  • Google Ads measurement connects ad clicks with confirmed registrations and helps evaluate campaign performance.
  • Browser storage keeps small product state such as active thread, pending setup, read markers, panel state, and column width.
  • Analytics does not record form values, passwords, verification codes, uploads, or authenticated workspace content, and soloop does not sell personal data or cookie identifiers.

Sections

1. What this page covers2. Cookies we use today3. Browser storage4. Third-party providers5. Analytics and conversion measurement6. Your choices7. Changes8. Contact

1. What this page covers

This page explains the cookies and similar browser storage used by soloop. It sits next to the Privacy Policy, which covers the larger data picture: account data, project context, files, connected accounts, agents, logs, and deletion.

Cookies and browser storage are small records stored by your browser. They can keep you signed in, remember product state, complete OAuth flows, protect the service, and help us debug failures.

2. Cookies we use today

The current product uses necessary cookies for login, session refresh, account checks, OAuth completion, and security. Turning them off can break sign-in, connected-account setup, or workspace access.

soloop uses first-party analytics and Google Analytics 4 to measure public-page views, sessions, active time, traffic sources, and explicitly labelled interactions. This helps evaluate technical performance, SEO, navigation, and the signup journey.

Google Ads conversion measurement can store click or visitor identifiers and receives a conversion event after a confirmed registration. We use that information to understand campaign performance and avoid treating a page visit as a completed signup.

NameSet byPurposeDuration
sb-* auth cookiesSupabase and soloopKeeps you signed in, refreshes sessions, and lets protected workspace routes check account access.Session-based. Cleared by sign-out, expiry, or browser cleanup.
OAuth state recordssoloop serverFinishes account connection flows for Twitter/X, Reddit, GitHub, Stripe, and similar integrations.Short-lived. Used to complete or reject the connection attempt.
soloop_analytics_visitorsoloopConnects public-page events within the same pseudonymous browser journey and supports registration attribution.Up to 90 days, or until browser cleanup.
_gaGoogle AnalyticsStores a first-party pseudonymous client identifier used to distinguish visitors and measure usage across sessions.Up to 2 years by default, subject to browser limits, deletion, and Google tag settings.
_ga_P1ERPDN42HGoogle AnalyticsPersists session state for the Soloop Production GA4 web data stream.Up to 2 years by default, subject to browser limits, deletion, and Google tag settings.
Request and security logssoloop and infrastructure providersRecords IP address, user agent, path, timestamp, errors, and performance data for security, abuse checks, and debugging.Kept only as long as needed for operation, security, billing, support, or legal reasons.

3. Browser storage

soloop also uses local browser storage for lightweight interface state. This is not used to sell data or build ad profiles.

Clearing browser storage can reset UI state. It should not delete server-side projects, chats, tasks, files, connected-account records, or billing records.

Anonymous analytics session

After analytics permission, session storage holds a random session ID, landing path, referrer host, and last-seen time. It rotates after 30 minutes of inactivity and is cleared when analytics is rejected.

Workspace state

Active thread, sent-task drawer state, inbox read markers, auto-mode preference, and column width.

Start and setup state

Landing-page project input and pending GitHub project setup state so a flow can resume after sign-in or authorization.

Registration measurement state

A pseudonymous registration-derived marker prevents the same browser from reporting the same confirmed registration more than once to Google Ads and Google Analytics.

Debug or preview state

Local-only state used by development or preview surfaces, such as paid preview state in debug pages.

4. Third-party providers

soloop uses services such as Google Analytics, Google Ads, Supabase, AI model providers, TokenRouter, Anthropic, Vercel Sandbox, Stripe, X/Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, Apify, hosting providers, and email providers.

Google processes analytics and conversion-measurement data under its own terms and privacy documentation. The Google tag is configured for the Soloop Production GA4 stream and Soloop's Google Ads conversion destination.

Stripe processes subscription billing on Stripe-hosted Checkout and Billing Portal pages. We do not receive or store full card numbers or CVC. Stripe may set or read its own cookies on those pages under its policy.

When a feature needs one of those services, the provider may receive request data and may set or read cookies on its own site. Its own policy controls that provider-side behavior.

If you approve a connected-account action, the external service can also keep logs, tokens, account records, rate-limit data, or abuse-prevention records under its own rules.

5. Analytics and conversion measurement

soloop measures public-page paths, active-time increments, explicitly labelled clicks, signup funnel steps, and permitted source attribution. These events exclude form values, free-form page text, passwords, verification codes, uploaded content, and authenticated workspace activity.

soloop does not sell personal data or cookie identifiers. The current product does not configure third-party interest-based advertising or build retargeting audiences from workspace content.

The Google Ads tag is used for conversion measurement. If we enable new advertising uses, audiences, or providers, we will update this page.

Analytics and conversion measurement are active parts of the current product state. If their use changes, this policy changes with it.

6. Your choices

You can block or clear cookies in your browser. Necessary cookies are tied to login and workspace access, so blocking them can sign you out or stop the app from working.

Blocking or clearing Google Analytics or Google Ads cookies can reduce the accuracy of session, traffic-source, and conversion reporting. You can also use Google's browser opt-out tools and the privacy controls available in your Google account. soloop does not currently provide a separate in-site analytics-cookie toggle.

You can clear local browser storage to reset local UI state. You can revoke connected accounts in the external service, and you can ask soloop to disconnect or delete related records through the product's support channel.

We retain cookie-linked security and billing logs only as long as needed for operation, fraud prevention, accounting, disputes, or legal duties. When those records are no longer needed, we delete or anonymize them where feasible.

7. Changes

We update this Cookie Policy when the product, integrations, cookie use, browser storage, or legal requirements change.

If a change affects your choices, we will post the updated page or use an in-product notice.

8. Contact

For cookie, privacy, security, deletion, export, or account-access requests, use the email link below.

Soloop, Inc. is responsible for this policy. Postal address: 6357 Joaquin Murieta Ave, Newark, CA 94560, United States. Email: [email protected].

admin@soloop.io

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