Cookie Policy

Last updated 2026-06-26

Cigar Ring uses a small number of cookies and local-storage items to run. We don’t use any cookies for advertising, cross-site tracking, or selling your data. The list below explains every cookie we set, what it does, and how to turn it off where applicable.

Essential cookies

These keep the app working and cannot be turned off without breaking sign-in.

  • Sign-in session: keeps you signed in across page loads; cleared on sign-out or expiry.
  • Language preference: remembers whether you chose English or French.
  • Security: a token that protects form submissions; not used for tracking.

Analytics (optional)

We use PostHog to understand which features are used and where the app is confusing. It sets one cookie with a pseudonymous ID, which we do not link to your email or other personal data.

You can opt out via your browser’s “Do Not Track” setting; we honor it.

Error tracking

We use Sentry to capture errors and crashes, configured to scrub email addresses, IP addresses, and other personal identifiers before reports are sent.

Error tracking is essential to a reliable app, so there is no opt-out, but the data captured is minimal and never used for marketing.

Local storage

The app stores some data on your device so it works offline and remembers your preferences: changes you make offline queue locally and sync when you reconnect, plus small UI settings. This is cleared when you clear your browser data or uninstall the app.

Third-party cookies

We do not embed third-party advertising networks, social tracking pixels, or analytics other than what’s listed above.

Your choices

You can clear all cookies from your browser’s settings; doing so will sign you out and remove your preferences. You can also browse in incognito or private mode if you want to use the app without persistent cookies, sign-in won’t survive across sessions.

For analytics opt-out, set your browser’s “Do Not Track” flag.

Changes

If we add a new cookie or third-party SDK, we’ll update this page and bump the “last updated” date.

More information

For details on what data we collect (vs. what cookies we set), see the Privacy Policy.