Cookie Agreement
Version 2026-07-24
1. What cookies are
Cookies and similar technologies store or read information on your browser or device. Appitee asks for consent before using non-essential analytics or marketing technologies. Rejecting optional cookies does not prevent access to the core service.
2. Appitee cookies
| Name | Purpose | Type | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| __Host-appitee_session | Secure sign-in, session continuity and CSRF-related account protection. | Strictly necessary | Session / server-configured expiry |
| __Host-appitee_consent | Stores your analytics and marketing choices and the consent-policy version. | Strictly necessary for remembering choices | Up to 12 months |
| __Host-appitee_visitor | Creates a first-party pseudonymous visitor identifier used for consented attribution and abuse-resistant measurement. | Marketing/analytics only when permitted | Up to 12 months |
| __Host-appitee_attribution_recorded | Prevents the same UTM attribution from being repeatedly recorded. | Marketing only when permitted | Limited campaign period |
3. Google Tag Manager and Google tags
If a super administrator configures Google Tag Manager or a Google tag, Appitee keeps analytics and advertising consent denied by default. Google scripts are loaded only after the relevant choice is granted. Tags placed inside GTM can introduce additional Google or third-party cookies, so the administrator must keep the published cookie information aligned with the tags actually configured.
4. Other service technologies
Cloudflare Turnstile normally returns a one-time verification token. If Cloudflare pre-clearance is enabled separately, Cloudflare may set a cf_clearance security cookie. Stripe Checkout runs on Stripe-controlled pages and Stripe may use its own necessary fraud-prevention and payment cookies there. Browser push uses a service worker and a push subscription rather than an advertising cookie. Firebase is used for mobile push tokens when mobile notifications are enabled.
5. Your choices
You can accept all, reject non-essential technologies or select individual categories in the Appitee banner. Use “Cookie settings” in the footer to change or withdraw your choices. Browser settings can also delete cookies, although deleting necessary cookies may sign you out.
6. Current third parties
The codebase can connect to Google Tag Manager/Google Analytics, Cloudflare, Stripe and Firebase when those services are configured. It is therefore not correct to say that no third-party technology exists. However, optional Google tracking is blocked until consent, and Stripe or Cloudflare technologies are used for the specific payment or security function requested.