Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. They can recognize a browser, maintain a secure session, remember preferences, and support features you request.

This Cookie Policy explains how Plotspace uses cookies and similar storage or access technologies across our websites and applications. It should be read with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we handle personal information more broadly.

• Strictly necessary cookies support authentication, security, and features you explicitly request. Plotspace cannot provide those features without them.
• Preference cookies remember interface choices so you do not need to make the same selection on every visit.
• Referral attribution cookies remember that you followed an affiliate link so a qualifying purchase can be attributed correctly.
• Analytics and advertising cookies can measure audiences or personalize advertising. Plotspace does not currently set these cookies in its application.

The following first-party cookies are set by Plotspace. A persistent cookie expires after the duration shown unless you delete it sooner.

Authentication and Google-flow cookies are marked HttpOnly, use SameSite=Lax, and are sent over secure connections in production. The sidebar preference is readable by the application because it must be updated when you toggle the sidebar.

Authentication cookies are set when you sign in and removed when you sign out or when they expire. The Google authentication-flow cookie is set only when you choose Google sign-in. The sidebar cookie is set when you change the sidebar state. The affiliate cookie is set when you visit Plotspace using a recognized referral link.

Cookies may contain a random token, status value, or referral code. They are not intended to store your password, payment-card details, prompts, projects, or generated media.

When you leave Plotspace for Stripe checkout, Google authentication, YouTube authorization, or another external service, that provider may set cookies on its own domain. Those cookies are controlled by the provider and governed by its cookie and privacy notices.

Embedded or connected services may change their technologies over time. Review the provider’s controls before completing checkout, connecting an account, or interacting with external content.

Most browsers let you view, delete, or block cookies for a particular site. Browser help documentation explains how to manage those settings. You can also remove authentication cookies by signing out of Plotspace.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies will prevent sign-in and may make authenticated features unavailable. Blocking preference or referral cookies may cause settings to reset or prevent referral attribution, but should not prevent access to the public website.

If Plotspace adds cookies that require consent, we will provide an appropriate choice before setting them where required by law. You will be able to withdraw that consent as easily as you gave it.

We may update this policy when our use of cookies changes or legal requirements evolve. We will revise the date above and provide additional notice when required. The cookie table is intended to reflect the current Plotspace application and will be reviewed as features and providers change.

For questions about Plotspace cookies or privacy controls, contact us through the support channel available within Plotspace. Do not include passwords, authentication tokens, payment-card details, or unnecessary sensitive information in your request.