This Cookie Policy explains how Onedash ("Onedash", "we", "us", or "our") uses cookies, local storage, tags, pixels, and similar technologies when you visit or interact with our website, platform, and other online services that link to this Cookie Policy (collectively, the "Services"). This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we collect, use, disclose, and protect personal information more generally.
Some cookies and similar technologies are required for the Services to function. Others help us understand how the Services are used, measure performance, improve our products, and understand the effectiveness of our advertising and marketing. Where applicable law requires consent before certain cookies or similar technologies are used, we will seek that consent before enabling the relevant technologies.
1. Cookies and Tracking
1.1 Cookies
Cookies are small text files that may be stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. Cookies can be used to remember information about your visit, maintain a session, support security, understand how a website is used, or measure advertising performance.
1.2 Local Storage
Local storage allows websites and web applications to store information within your browser or device. We may use local storage to support application functionality, preferences, authentication, analytics, and other features.
1.3 Tags, Pixels and Web Beacons
We may use tags, pixels, web beacons, software development kits, scripts, and similar technologies to understand whether a page or communication has been viewed, measure interactions with the Services, attribute conversions, detect technical issues, and measure advertising performance.
1.4 Session Replay and Analytics
Where enabled, product analytics technologies may record or reconstruct interactions with the Services, such as clicks, navigation, scrolling, page transitions, device information, and similar usage activity. These technologies are used to understand how the Services are used, identify technical issues, and improve usability and product performance. We configure these technologies with the intention of avoiding the unnecessary capture of sensitive information. Information collected through product analytics is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
2. Cookies We Use
2.1 Strictly Necessary
Strictly necessary cookies and similar technologies are required to provide core functionality, maintain secure sessions, authenticate users, prevent fraud, protect the Services, and remember certain essential settings. Because these technologies are necessary to provide the Services or maintain security, they may operate without optional cookie consent where permitted by applicable law.
2.2 Analytics and Performance
Analytics and performance technologies help us understand how visitors and users interact with the Services, including pages visited, navigation paths, feature usage, session activity, technical performance, errors, and general engagement. We use this information to measure performance, troubleshoot issues, understand usage, and improve the Services.
2.3 Functionality
Functionality technologies support optional features, remember preferences, manage integrations, and help us provide a more consistent experience across the Services.
2.4 Targeting and Advertising
Advertising technologies help us measure advertising campaigns, understand whether an advertisement resulted in a visit or conversion, create advertising audiences where permitted, and display or measure advertising across other websites and services. These technologies may use identifiers and information about your interactions over time across websites or services. Where applicable law requires consent for advertising or personalised advertising technologies, we will seek that consent before enabling them.
3. Technologies and Providers
| Provider | Purpose | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Supabase | Provides authentication and session management for Onedash, including maintaining secure login sessions, refreshing authentication state, and protecting access to user accounts. | Strictly Necessary |
| Cloudflare | Provides website performance analytics, network security, bot detection, traffic protection, and related services. Cloudflare Web Analytics operates without analytics cookies, while certain security features may use strictly necessary cookies or similar technologies to verify legitimate traffic and protect the Services. | Strictly Necessary and Analytics |
| Google Analytics | Helps us understand how visitors use our website and Services, including page views, sessions, engagement, navigation, device information, and general performance. Google Analytics may use cookies such as _ga and related identifiers. | Analytics and Performance |
| PostHog | Helps us understand website and product usage, measure feature engagement, diagnose issues, analyse user flows, and, where enabled, provide session replay and related product analytics. Identifiers and storage mechanisms may vary depending on our configuration. | Analytics and Performance |
| Google Ads | Helps us measure advertising performance and conversions and, where enabled and permitted, supports remarketing, audience measurement, and personalised advertising. Google Ads may use cookies or identifiers such as _gcl_au and related advertising identifiers. | Targeting and Advertising |
| Google Tag | Helps us manage and deliver analytics, measurement, advertising, and consent-related tags used across our website. Google Tag Manager itself is primarily a tag-management technology, while technologies loaded through it may set cookies or use similar identifiers. | Functionality |
The specific cookies, identifiers, storage mechanisms, and retention periods used by these providers may change over time as their services or our configuration changes. We may also use first-party cookies or storage technologies operated directly by Onedash where reasonably necessary to provide functionality, security, preferences, or measurement.
4. Google
We use certain Google services for analytics, advertising measurement, conversion tracking, and tag management. These may include Google Analytics, Google Ads and Google Tag Manager. Depending on your consent choices, location, browser settings, and our configuration, Google technologies may collect information such as device and browser information, IP address, general location information, page activity, referral information, advertising interactions, conversion events, and cookie or device identifiers.
Google Search Console is used by Onedash to understand how our website appears and performs in Google Search. It is not used by Onedash as a visitor cookie or behavioural tracking technology on our website and is therefore not listed as a cookie provider in this Policy. Information processed by Google is also subject to Google's applicable privacy terms and policies.
5. PostHog
We use PostHog to understand how our website and products are used and to help identify opportunities to improve usability, reliability, and product functionality. Depending on the features we enable, PostHog may process information such as device and browser information, pages or application screens viewed, interactions with features, navigation events, session information, technical events, and similar usage data.
Where session replay is enabled, we may use it to help reproduce technical problems and understand how users interact with the Services. Session replay is not intended to collect sensitive content unnecessarily.
6. Authentication Cookies
We use Supabase Auth as part of the authentication system for Onedash. Authentication cookies or similar browser storage may be used to establish and maintain a secure login session, refresh authentication state, and protect access to an Account. These technologies are considered strictly necessary because disabling them may prevent you from signing in to, or remaining signed in to, the Services. Supabase may also process authentication-related information on our behalf in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable data-processing arrangements.
7. Cookie Consent
Where required by applicable law, optional analytics, advertising, or similar technologies will not be enabled until the required consent has been provided. Strictly necessary technologies may continue to operate because they are required to provide requested functionality, maintain security, or operate the Services.
Where cookie preference controls are available, you may use those controls to update your choices. Changing your consent preferences will apply prospectively and may not remove information that was lawfully collected before your preferences changed. Some consent preferences may be stored in a cookie or local storage so that we can remember your choices.
8. Managing Cookies
Most browsers allow you to view, delete, restrict, or block cookies through browser settings. If you block strictly necessary cookies or delete authentication cookies, certain features may not work correctly and you may be signed out of your Account. Blocking analytics or advertising cookies should not prevent you from accessing the core Services, although it may affect measurement, personalisation, or certain optional functionality.
Cookie controls vary by browser and device. You should refer to the settings or support information provided by your browser or device manufacturer for instructions.
9. Advertising Choices
You may be able to limit personalised advertising through your browser, device, Google account, or advertising-industry preference controls. Opting out of personalised advertising does not necessarily mean that you will stop seeing advertisements. It generally means that advertisements may be less tailored to your interests. Some advertising choices are stored separately for each browser or device and may need to be configured again if you clear browser storage or use another device.
10. Browser Privacy Signals
Some browsers and extensions may transmit privacy preference signals, including "Do Not Track" or Global Privacy Control signals. Because there is not a single universally applicable standard governing all browser privacy signals, our response may depend on the signal, jurisdiction, and applicable legal requirements. Where applicable law requires Onedash to recognise a supported browser-based opt-out preference signal, we will process that signal in accordance with the applicable legal requirement.
11. Third-Party Services
Third-party providers may use cookies or similar technologies in connection with the services they provide to us. Those providers may process information under their own privacy policies in addition to acting as service providers to Onedash. This Cookie Policy does not govern cookies or technologies placed independently by a third-party website or service that you access outside the Onedash Services.
12. Other Cookies
Onedash also uses backend infrastructure, security, secrets-management, key-management, database, hosting, and other service providers that do not necessarily place cookies or similar technologies on visitors' browsers. Those providers are not listed in this Cookie Policy solely because Onedash uses them internally. Where those providers process personal information on our behalf, their use is addressed through our Privacy Policy, Data Processing Addendum, Subprocessor information, or other applicable documentation.
13. Policy Updates
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes to the Services, the technologies we use, our providers, legal requirements, or our privacy practices. When we update this Cookie Policy, the revised version will be made available through the Onedash website or Platform. Where required by law, we will provide additional notice or request renewed consent for material changes affecting cookie or tracking practices.