1. Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. Local storage and session storage let a website keep information in the browser for longer or for a single tab session. In this Policy, “browser storage” covers all of these technologies.
We use browser storage to keep Unograph secure and signed in, preserve work and preferences, remember your privacy choice, and, only with permission, measure usage or record interaction sessions. Our Privacy Policy explains how we process the related personal data.
2. Storage categories
- Strictly necessary
- Required to provide a feature you request, maintain secure sessions, prevent abuse, or remember your privacy choice. These cannot be disabled through our preference panel.
- Functional
- Remembers choices such as theme, tutorial progress, or a browser-only draft. Removing it may reset those choices or delete local work.
- Analytics
- Helps us understand which pages and product interactions are useful. It is disabled until you opt in.
- Session Replay
- Reconstructs pseudonymous clicks, scrolling, and navigation to help us diagnose usability issues. It has its own optional control and is disabled until you opt in.
Unograph does not use browser storage for third-party behavioural advertising.
3. Current browser-storage inventory
Exact browser presentation may vary by browser and environment. PostHog storage includes a project-specific identifier in place of the pattern shown below.
| Name or pattern | Provider / domain | Purpose and category | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
unograph_session |
Unograph / app.unograph.com | Authentication and secure session; strictly necessary | Session or configured sign-in period |
unograph_analytics_consent |
Unograph / .unograph.com | Remembers analytics and replay choices; strictly necessary | 180 days |
unograph_tutorial_seen and tutorial state |
Unograph / app.unograph.com | Prevents unwanted repeated onboarding and remembers progress; functional | Until reset, cleared, or expired by the application |
| Anonymous draft storage | Unograph / app.unograph.com local storage | Preserves a browser-only draft you create; strictly necessary for that requested feature | Until you save to cloud, delete it, clear browser data, or the browser removes it |
| Theme and interface preferences | Unograph / local storage | Remembers display and interface choices; functional | Until reset or browser data is cleared |
ph_<project>_posthog and related ph_* keys |
PostHog via .unograph.com cookie and local storage | Pseudonymous identifier, consented events, session continuity, and replay state; analytics and/or Session Replay | Up to 365 days; replay session identifiers may expire sooner |
ph_<project>_window_id and related session keys |
PostHog via session storage | Distinguishes a browser window during a consented analytics or replay session | Browser-tab session |
Security and infrastructure providers may process network identifiers needed to deliver and protect requests even when they do not set a browser cookie.
4. PostHog analytics and Session Replay
PostHog is not initialised on this website until you enable Analytics or Session Replay. You may enable either category, enable both, or use only necessary storage. A refusal is kept only in the necessary consent cookie and is not sent to PostHog as an analytics event.
If you enable Analytics, we send only allowlisted events and properties. Automatic click capture and automatic pageview capture are disabled. If you enable Session Replay, inputs are masked and network request and response bodies and headers are excluded. Console logs and canvas recording are disabled. Sensitive fields and elements marked private are excluded.
PostHog receives this data through its EU endpoint. Its provider operations and subprocessors may involve other locations subject to contractual and legal safeguards. See PostHog’s Privacy Policy and our analytics disclosure.
5. Cookies set during third-party interactions
If you choose Google sign-in, your browser visits Google, which may use its own cookies under Google’s cookie rules. Those cookies are controlled by Google rather than Unograph.
If paid checkout is introduced, Stripe or the payment provider identified at checkout may use strictly necessary security, checkout, and fraud-prevention technologies under its own policy. Those technologies are not used for the current free early-access flow. See Stripe’s Cookie Policy.
6. How to control browser storage
Unograph preferences
Optional categories start off. You can change your choice at any time. Withdrawing consent stops new optional collection and removes PostHog browser storage on a best-effort basis; it does not affect processing that occurred while consent was active.
Browser controls
Most browsers let you view, block, or delete cookies and site data. Blocking all storage may prevent sign-in, delete browser-only drafts, reset preferences, or break other requested features. Settings apply separately to each browser and device.
Some browsers offer “Do Not Track” or similar signals without a single industry standard. Our consent controls determine optional PostHog collection. We do not use cross-context behavioural advertising.
7. Changes to this Policy
We will update this inventory when we materially change browser storage, providers, purposes, or retention. If a new non-essential category requires consent, we will not enable it through this website until the relevant notice and control are in place.
8. Contact
Questions about cookies, browser storage, or consent: [email protected]
Unograph is operated by Grigorii Feoktistov, an individual entrepreneur registered in Georgia with identification number 306408795. Registered address: Georgia, Tbilisi, Krtsanisi District, Ponichala 3 Settlement, Building 5, Entrance 2, Floor 4, auxiliary storage.