1. Browser storage is broader than cookies
Browsers provide cookies, IndexedDB, local storage, session storage, and service-worker caches. Naremis uses different forms for different jobs. Some are essential to the application; optional analytics storage is not.
2. Essential storage
- Authentication cookies and local values keep a synchronized session secure and complete Google sign-in.
- Appearance values remember theme, font, accent, notebook frame, dividers, dot grid, and hover settings while avoiding a first-render theme flash.
- Consent storage remembers
v1:grantedorv1:deniedfor 180 days. - IndexedDB holds the durable local notebook, synchronized cache, outbox, cursors, and recoverable conflicts.
- Local and session storage support application state that does not belong in a cookie or database.
- Service-worker cache stores the application shell needed to reopen the notebook offline after a successful first load.
Declining analytics does not disable essential storage because the notebook, preferences, offline behavior, and account session rely on it.
3. Optional Google Analytics 4
Naremis configures analytics storage, advertising storage, ad user data, and ad personalization as denied by default. The Google tag is not loaded and Naremis does not contact Google for analytics until you choose Allow analytics.
If allowed, Google Analytics may use identifiers and local storage to distinguish visits and measure coarse interactions. Google Signals, advertising personalization, advertising features, cross-domain linking, and User-ID are disabled. User-level event retention is configured for two months.
4. What Naremis measures
On public pages, Naremis may measure a sanitized page view, opening the app, visiting the desktop page, and the source of a guide or feature call to action. In the app shell, Naremis may measure app open, task create, task complete, task cancel, task schedule, Sync start, Sync complete, and appearance change.
Naremis never sends task text, text length, task dates, selected dates, email, display name, Google or Supabase IDs, conflict content, error messages, or URL query strings. All dated app URLs are reported only as /app.
5. Allow, decline, or revoke
The consent banner gives Allow analytics and Decline equal prominence. Either choice leaves the marketing site and notebook fully usable. Your choice is remembered for 180 days in this browser.
Use the button below—or Cookie settings in any public footer or the notebook account/help surface—to see the current status and choose again. A new choice replaces the saved one. If you revoke after previously allowing, Naremis updates analytics consent to denied and stops sending future Naremis events; Google may retain information already collected under its policies.
6. Browser controls
You can block or delete browser storage through browser settings. Doing so may sign you out, reset consent and appearance, remove the offline shell, and permanently delete a local-only notebook. Review the local data removal guidance first.
7. Changes and contact
Naremis may update this policy when storage or analytics practices change. Substantive changes will update the effective date. Questions can be sent to support@naremis.com.