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Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 11, 2026
1. The short version
Some of what we store is strictly necessary to run the service — those cookies are set the moment you arrive, no choice to make. One thing is not necessary: a Meta advertising pixel, which measures how well our ad campaigns work. It is off by default and only turns on if you click "Accept all" on the banner. Click "Essential only" instead, and it never loads.
The pixel is the only third-party tracker on this site. There is no other analytics, no advertising network beyond it, and nothing here builds a cross-site profile of you.
2. What we store — always
| What | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Session cookies | Keep you signed in between page loads and refresh your session securely | Until you log out, or expiry |
| Language preference | Show the interface in the language you chose | 1 year |
| Local storage (dashboard state) | Remember small interface choices, such as which setup steps you have already dismissed | Until you clear your browser |
| Remembered email (only if you tick "Remember me") | Pre-fill the email field next time you log in. Stored in your browser only, never sent to us as a separate record | Until you clear your browser |
| Cookie choice | Remember whether you accepted or declined the advertising pixel, so we do not ask again every visit | Until you clear your browser |
3. What we store — only if you click "Accept all"
We use the Meta Pixel to measure whether the ads we run on Facebook and Instagram are actually reaching people who use the product, and to report that back to Meta so its delivery system can improve. If you did not arrive from one of our ads, it still measures ordinary page visits and, when you sign up, that a signup happened.
| What | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|
_fbp | Identifies your browser to Meta across visits to this site | 90 days |
_fbc | Records that you arrived by clicking one of our ads, so the visit can be credited to the campaign | 90 days |
If you complete a paid subscription or a token purchase, we also send Meta a matching signal from our own server — not a cookie, but the same kind of measurement, so ad performance is still reported correctly for anyone whose browser blocks the pixel itself. Your email is one-way hashed (SHA-256) before it leaves our server; Meta never receives it in the clear.
Decline, and none of this fires: no _fbp, no _fbc, and the server-side signal above is skipped too.
4. Cookies set by other sites
When you connect a social account, you are sent to that platform to log in — Meta, Google or Telegram. Those pages are theirs and set their own cookies under their own policies. We do not control them and cannot read them. The only thing that comes back to us is the access token you granted, which we encrypt before storing.
5. Controlling cookies
Every browser lets you view, block and delete cookies in its settings. Blocking our session cookie will log you out and prevent you from signing in again, because it is the mechanism that keeps you authenticated — there is no way around that one.
Changed your mind about the pixel? We remember your choice so the banner does not reappear every visit, which also means it will not reappear to offer a change. Clear this site's cookies and local storage in your browser settings and the banner will ask again on your next visit.
6. Questions
Write to privacy@ninione.app. For how we handle personal data generally, see our Privacy Policy.
N1 AI LLC, a Limited Liability Company registered in Georgia with the LEPL National Agency of Public Registry under identification number 405872649. Registered address: Gabriel Isakadze st. N 12, apt. 44, Saburtalo district, Tbilisi, Georgia.