Legal
Cookie Information
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This page describes the cookies and browser-storage mechanisms currently used by Tiply. It does not yet constitute a full cookie notice under the ePrivacy Directive and its national implementations.
1. What Tiply currently stores
Tiply uses a single category of first-party browser storage that is strictly necessary to operate the service:
- Authentication token — stored in
localStorageby the authentication provider to keep signed-in users signed in across page loads.
Tiply does not currently set analytics, advertising or profiling cookies.
2. Third-party contexts
When a guest continues to Stripe Checkout, or when a professional completes Stripe Connect onboarding, cookies are set by Stripe on its own domains and are governed by Stripe's cookie policy.
3. Consent mechanism
Temporary
Tiply is currently in private beta. Legal company information (legal entity name, registered address, VAT number, and contact details) will be published before the public launch. This placeholder must remain marked as temporary and be replaced before production launch.
4. Managing browser storage
Users can clear cookies and local storage at any time from their browser settings. Clearing the authentication token will sign the user out of Tiply.
Sections markedTemporarycontain placeholder text and will be replaced with final legal copy before Tiply is launched publicly.