Cookie Policy

Small, purposeful technologies that keep Lovesathi working.

This policy explains cookies and similar storage used to keep sessions secure, remember preferences, understand reliability, and improve the product.

Last updated: August 7, 2026. These policies describe the live Lovesathi product experience and should receive final legal review before statutory or store submission.

What cookies are

Cookies are small files or values stored by a browser. Similar technologies may include session storage, local storage, pixels, SDK identifiers, and security tokens. They can be first-party, created by Lovesathi, or provided by a service used to operate a specific feature.

Essential cookies and storage

We use essential storage for authentication sessions, security, consent state, load balancing, accessibility, and basic preferences. These technologies are required for sign-in, account protection, and core app functionality and generally cannot be disabled without affecting the service.

Preference and reliability technologies

Where enabled, we may remember interface preferences and use limited technical signals to diagnose errors, measure performance, protect against abuse, and keep pages reliable. We do not use cookies to sell member profiles or messages to advertisers.

Third-party services

Authentication, hosting, analytics, payment, security, or embedded services may set their own technical identifiers when needed for the feature they provide. Their processing is governed by their own policies and the agreements in place with Lovesathi.

Your choices

You can control cookies through browser settings, clear stored data, use private browsing, or adjust available consent controls. Blocking essential cookies may sign you out or prevent profile, chat, and account features from working properly.

Updates and questions

We may update this policy when technologies or legal requirements change. For questions about a cookie, storage item, or privacy request, contact support@lovesathi.com and include the page or feature involved without sending passwords or authentication codes.