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Cookie Policy
Liveuply uses essential cookies and limited browser storage for sign-in, security, workflow state, and operational measurement.
1. What this policy covers
This Cookie Policy explains how Liveuply uses cookies and similar storage technologies on https://liveuply.so and related pages hosted by Liveuply.
When we refer to cookies in this policy, we also mean comparable browser storage such as local storage and session storage where that makes sense.
2. Cookies and similar technologies
These technologies help us remember state, keep you signed in, protect the service, and understand how the product is performing.
- cookies are small data files stored by your browser
- local storage keeps browser-side data until it is cleared
- session storage keeps browser-side data only for the life of a tab or session
3. Essential cookies and storage
These technologies are required for Liveuply to function and cannot be meaningfully disabled without breaking core product behavior.
- authentication and session continuity for signed-in users
- security features such as CSRF protection and abuse prevention
- remembering product state needed to complete actions like sign-in or admin workflows
4. Preference and workflow storage
For example, sites hosted by Liveuply may use local or session storage to avoid counting the same visitor action repeatedly within a short window.
- remembering language, display, or flow preferences where we make those controls available
- storing lightweight state that helps published sites and app flows avoid duplicate events or repeated actions in the same session
5. Analytics and performance
We try to use no more tracking than necessary to run and improve Liveuply. We do not rely on third-party advertising cookies for the core product experience.
- measuring page visits, performance, and product reliability
- understanding how users move through the admin panel and published sites
- debugging issues, reducing abuse, and improving the service
6. Third-party technologies
Third-party providers control their own technologies and policies. Their practices are governed by their own privacy and cookie terms.
- payment and billing providers such as Dodo Payments may place cookies when you use hosted checkout or billing pages
- email, infrastructure, or support providers may process technical request data as part of delivering the service
7. Managing your choices
Most browsers let you delete or block cookies. You can also clear local storage and session storage from your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent sign-in, billing, publishing, or other core Liveuply features from working correctly.
8. Changes and contact
If we materially change how Liveuply uses cookies or storage technologies, we will update this page. Questions can be sent to the Liveuply support team through the sign-in page.