1. Cookies and similar storage
Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Local storage and session storage also keep information in the browser. This page explains these technologies together. For how personal information is handled, see our Privacy Policy.
2. What the browser remembers
- Sign-in and security. Our sign-in services use cookies or similar storage to maintain sessions and protect account access. Session-related information is kept for as long as required by the sign-in service or until it expires or is cleared.
- Language. Your chosen interface language is saved in local storage until you change it or clear the site data.
- Work in progress. Session storage keeps in-progress website inputs, creation drafts and request identifiers. These may be lost when the browser session ends or site data is cleared.
- Guest previews. When available, a browser identifier lets you reopen your private preview in the same browser. Unclaimed previews become unavailable after seven days; the browser identifier itself may remain until the site data is cleared.
3. Website measurement
When enabled, ReelYay uses PostHog in cookieless mode to measure public page visits, public-work interactions, and creation-flow steps, including sign-in, checkout, credit unlocks, and failure categories. This configuration does not use analytics cookies, session recordings or account profiles. Events do not contain the website URL you submit, private project or task IDs, or media links.
Cookieless measurement still involves processing browser and network information. Details are in the website analytics section of our Privacy Policy. ReelYay currently does not use advertising cookies or advertising trackers.
4. Sign-in, verification and checkout services
Google and GitHub sign-in, visitor verification, and the payment provider may use their own storage when you interact with those services. Their policies apply to their pages and services. See Google’s Privacy Policy, GitHub’s Privacy Statement, and Waffo’s Privacy Policy.
5. Managing browser storage
You can inspect, block or clear cookies and site data in your browser settings. Clearing or blocking storage may sign you out, reset your language, discard an unfinished draft, or prevent access to an unclaimed guest preview in that browser. Browser controls for cookies do not necessarily block cookieless network requests.
Questions about storage or privacy? Contact [email protected]. We update this page when these practices change.