1. What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a website in your browser. Similar technologies may store or read information on your device for comparable purposes.
2. Essential cookies used by SongLux
SongLux uses strictly necessary cookies or browser storage for activities such as:
- keeping you signed in and refreshing a secure Supabase authentication session;
- protecting account, password, authenticator and administrative workflows;
- maintaining security and deployment-protection controls;
- supporting Stripe Checkout and returning you to the correct billing result;
- remembering short-lived interface state needed to provide a feature you requested.
These technologies are necessary to provide the service or security requested by the user. Blocking them may prevent sign-in, payment or protected account features from working.
3. Analytics and advertising
At the date of this notice, the SongLux application does not intentionally set non-essential advertising or behavioural-tracking cookies. Public generation metrics are calculated from aggregated server-side records rather than cross-site tracking cookies.
Before any non-essential analytics, advertising or personalisation technology is introduced, SongLux must update this notice and provide an appropriate consent choice before that technology is activated for a user.
4. Third-party services
Supabase, Stripe, Vercel and other infrastructure providers may use security or session technologies when their services are loaded as part of a requested SongLux workflow. Stripe’s hosted Checkout page is governed by Stripe’s own privacy and cookie information while you are on that service.
5. Browser controls
You can inspect, block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking essential authentication cookies will sign you out or prevent protected features from working. Private-browsing modes may remove session information when the window closes.
6. Changes
This notice will be updated when SongLux adds or changes cookies, analytics or similar technologies. Where consent is required, the relevant technology will not be activated merely because a visitor continues browsing.