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Cookie & Device Storage Notice

A plain-language inventory of what Fibly stores in your browser and which outside services can receive basic connection data.

Effective: October 10, 2026

The short version

Fibly does not currently use advertising cookies or cross-site behavioural advertising. It uses browser storage needed to keep you signed in, remember settings, support offline and in-progress work, and operate connected features. Optional providers may receive technical request data when their features are used.

1. Technologies we use

  • Authentication storage: Supabase stores session information in the browser so you can remain signed in and refresh your session securely.
  • Local storage: Fibly stores appearance, layout, focus, notification, calendar-import, draft, player and other device-specific preferences. Some workspace data may also be cached locally for continuity and offline behaviour.
  • Session storage: Temporary navigation, setup and checkout state can be kept until the browser tab or session ends.
  • Sidebar cookie: A first-party preference cookie remembers whether the application sidebar is open. It lasts up to seven days.
  • Service logs: Hosting, authentication and security providers automatically process IP address, request time, browser information and similar connection data when requests are made.

2. Services that may receive device data

  • Vercel and Supabase: hosting, application requests, authentication, database and storage delivery.
  • Sentry: error and performance diagnostics only when configured. Session replay is disabled. Fibly does not intentionally include note, task or Agent content in diagnostic events.
  • Google Fonts: the browser currently requests font files from Google, which can disclose IP address, browser and request information.
  • Google, Spotify, Stripe and browser push services: these providers receive data when you connect or use their respective calendar, music, billing or notification features.

See the Subprocessor List for purposes and provider links.

3. Your choices

  • You can block or clear browser storage in browser settings, but authentication, offline continuity and saved preferences may stop working.
  • You can decline or revoke browser notification permission and disconnect Google Calendar or Spotify.
  • You can clear supported Fibly browser data from Settings. This does not delete cloud account data.

5. Questions

Email privacy@fibly.app with questions about browser storage or tracking.