Cookie Policy

How Yoloo AI uses cookies, local storage, and similar technologies.

Last updated: 2026-09-12

Overview

Yoloo AI uses cookies, local storage, and similar technologies for authentication, interface preferences, checkout, and analytics. This page explains how those technologies are used and what choices you have.

Essential Operations

We rely on first-party cookies and local storage to deliver core functionality. Removing or blocking them may prevent you from signing in or using parts of the service.

  • Authentication & session management — Our auth layer sets secure cookies to remember your login state and persist session tokens between navigations.
  • Security & abuse prevention — We use security and rate-limiting measures to protect authentication, credit usage, uploads, and generation requests from replay attacks and abuse.
  • Interface preferences — Theme, locale, and sidebar state live in local storage so the workspace looks consistent every time you sign in.
  • Verification controls — We may store short-lived timestamps used to manage actions such as resending a verification email.

Payments and Checkout

When you start a subscription or credit purchase, the payment provider you select, such as Creem or Stripe, may set cookies or use similar storage to maintain checkout context, prevent fraud, and confirm payment status. Payment information is handled according to that provider's own privacy policy.

Analytics

We use analytics tools to understand traffic, product usage, interaction patterns, and technical performance. These services use cookies or similar technologies and collect pseudonymous identifiers, browser and device information, and on-site activity.

  • Google Analytics — Measures visits, sessions, approximate location, browser and device information, traffic sources, and on-site activity.
  • Microsoft Clarity — Provides heatmaps and session replays based on interactions such as mouse movements, clicks, scrolling, navigation, and page rendering so we can identify usability issues.
  • Application logs — Server logs may record technical request data such as IP address, request path, and response time for security and troubleshooting. These logs are not browser cookies.

Your Choices

You can manage cookies and local storage from your browser, but disabling essential items may break authentication or billing. Common options include:

  • Clearing cookies or local storage after each session, or using private browsing modes.
  • Blocking analytics trackers through browser or privacy controls.
  • Signing out of Yoloo AI to invalidate authentication cookies.

If you need more detail about our use of cookies or wish to opt out of specific analytics tools, contact us at support@yoloo.ai and we will help where legally and technically possible.

Changes to This Policy

We review this Cookie Policy whenever we ship new platform capabilities, integrate additional services, or change how we rely on cookies and similar storage technologies. We will post updates here and, where required, notify you through the dashboard or by email.