VibeGuard Cookie Policy

Nolote, Inc. operates VibeGuard.

Effective Date: March 16, 2026. Last Updated: March 16, 2026.

Before publishing, confirm the exact live consent, session, and sign-in cookie names used in production, along with any analytics or consent tooling active on the site.

Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser or device. Similar technologies can include local storage, session storage, pixels, scripts, tags, SDKs, and other tools that store, read, or infer information from a browser or device.

In this policy, "cookies and similar technologies" refers to both cookies and related tracking or storage tools unless the context clearly calls for something more specific.

VibeGuard uses these technologies for a limited set of website and web-app purposes. These can include:

• Operating the website and authenticated areas
• Remembering privacy or consent preferences
• Maintaining session integrity and sign-in state
• Helping protect the site from abuse, fraud, or malicious activity
• Understanding website traffic and usage patterns
• Improving documentation, support content, and site performance
• Diagnosing errors and reliability issues

We do not use cookies just because they are available. Where non-essential technologies require consent under applicable law, they should be activated only after the required consent is collected.

Strictly necessary technologies

These technologies help the site and authenticated web features work properly. They may be used to keep sessions active, protect forms and requests, remember privacy preferences, route traffic correctly, and support security and abuse prevention.

Because these technologies are used to provide core site functionality, they typically remain active as needed for the site to work.

Analytics technologies

These technologies help us understand how visitors use the site, which pages are viewed, how documentation performs, and where improvements are needed.

Based on the current site plan, VibeGuard may use:

• Vercel Web Analytics for cookieless website measurement
• Google Analytics for first-party analytics cookies when enabled

If Google Analytics or other non-essential analytics tools are active in a jurisdiction that requires consent, they should be controlled through a consent banner or cookie settings tool.

The exact inventory may vary depending on whether a visitor uses only public pages or also signs in to authenticated web features.

Consent preference technologies

The site may use a consent-preference cookie or similar record to remember whether a visitor accepted, rejected, or customized non-essential technologies. The exact name may vary depending on the live consent tool or site configuration.

Session, sign-in, and security technologies

The site may use short-lived session, authentication, CSRF, load-balancing, or similar cookies to keep authenticated sessions working and to protect the site from misuse. The exact names may vary by deployment.

Analytics technologies currently expected

Vercel Web Analytics may be used as a cookieless analytics tool for traffic and usage measurement.

Google Analytics may use first-party analytics cookies such as:

• _ga
• _ga<container-id>

These cookies are commonly used to distinguish unique users and persist session or reporting state when Google Analytics is enabled.

Before publication, confirm the exact production setup and whether both analytics tools are active in all regions or only after consent where required.

Depending on the tool and configuration, cookies and similar technologies may collect or help infer information such as:

• Browser type and version
• Device type and operating system
• Pages viewed and navigation paths
• Referring URLs
• Timestamps and interaction data
• Approximate location inferred from IP
• Session state and sign-in status
• Privacy preference choices
• Error, diagnostics, or performance information

For authenticated web features, some strictly necessary technologies may also support account access, session continuity, and security monitoring.

Vercel Web Analytics

Vercel Web Analytics is expected to be used for website measurement in a cookieless way. It may help measure page views, usage patterns, browser and device data, referrer information, and related web analytics signals without relying on traditional analytics cookies for visitor identification.

Google Analytics

Google Analytics may be used to understand website traffic, user sessions, documentation engagement, and general site performance. When enabled, it may rely on first-party analytics cookies and collect usage data such as page interactions, approximate location, browser and device information, and session statistics.

If local law requires consent for non-essential analytics, Google Analytics should not be activated until that consent is obtained.

You can usually control cookie and tracking preferences in several ways.

Cookie banner and site preferences

Where required by law, VibeGuard should present a consent banner or preference tool that lets visitors accept, reject, or customize non-essential technologies. Visitors should also be able to revisit those choices later through cookie settings or a similar control.

Browser controls

Most browsers let users block, delete, or limit cookies. Some also allow site-specific controls for local storage and similar tools. If you disable all cookies, parts of the website or authenticated features may not work correctly.

Analytics controls

If Google Analytics is enabled, visitors may also be able to limit or block analytics-related technologies through browser settings, privacy tools, or the site's preference controls.

This Cookie Policy focuses on website tracking and similar technologies. Depending on how the site is configured, these technologies may collect identifiers, browsing activity, device data, approximate geolocation, and related network activity information for website operation, analytics, and security.

As currently drafted, this policy assumes Nolote uses website tracking primarily for site functionality, analytics, security, and performance measurement, not for unrelated behavioral advertising. If that changes, the policy, privacy disclosures, and applicable opt-out controls should be updated before those changes go live.

Different jurisdictions may apply different legal rules to non-essential cookies and similar technologies. Where a stricter rule applies, that stricter rule should govern how consent and preference management are handled for the affected visitor.

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in law, vendor tooling, analytics configuration, website functionality, or related operational practices. When that happens, we will update the Last Updated date above and take any additional notice steps required by law.

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or website tracking on VibeGuard, contact Nolote, Inc. through the Contact VibeGuard page.

For broader personal data questions, see the Privacy Policy. For security and platform controls, see the Security overview. For the rules governing use of the service, see the Terms of Service.