Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files a website stores in your browser, and similar technologies (such as localStorage) keep data on your device the same way. They let a site remember you between page loads — that you are signed in, which theme you picked, whether you already answered the cookie banner. This policy explains which of these Oxyy uses, why, and how you control them.

These make the site function. They are set without consent because the things you ask the site to do — signing in, staying signed in, submitting forms safely — are impossible without them.

• Authentication token — an HTTP-only cookie that keeps you signed in to the dashboard. Cleared when you sign out; expires on its own otherwise.
• oxyy_cookie_consent — records the choice you made in the cookie banner so we do not ask again on every visit. Kept for 12 months, then we ask again.

Optional comfort settings, stored in your browser's localStorage rather than sent to our servers:

• Theme — your light/dark choice for the dashboard.
• Dismissed notices — banners and hints you closed, so they stay closed.

Declining this category means the site simply forgets these choices between visits; nothing else changes.

We currently set no analytics or advertising cookies. If we ever add privacy-respecting, aggregated usage analytics, they will run only for visitors who switched the Analytics category on in the cookie banner — the toggle already exists and any future tooling is bound by it. Nothing about your API traffic is ever involved: our zero-logging policy for prompts and responses is independent of any website cookie.

You can change your mind at any time, and withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it:

• Open the preferences dialog with the Cookie settings control (also in the footer of every page) and save a new choice.
• Delete or block cookies in your browser's settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will sign you out and may break parts of the site.

If we add a cookie or change what an existing one does, we will update this page and, for material changes, re-ask for consent through the banner. The date at the top reflects the last revision.