How Cuehour uses cookies and browser storage.

• Cuehour uses essential authentication cookies for creator studio sessions.
• Cuehour uses browser local storage to remember a viewer's selected timezone on public schedule pages.
• Cuehour may use Google Analytics, when configured, to understand site traffic, acquisition sources, and page engagement.
• Cuehour does not currently use advertising cookies, retargeting pixels, or cross-site behavioral ad trackers.

Cookies

Small browser files used for sessions, authentication, security, and related service functions.

Local storage

Browser storage used to remember the viewer timezone selection under the key cuehour.viewer.timezone.

Server logs

Operational logs generated by hosting and application infrastructure, which may include technical request details.

Provider storage

Google sign-in, Google Analytics when enabled, Creem checkout, and other providers may set their own cookies or storage when you interact with them.

Essential

Authentication, session refresh, security, checkout return handling, and account access. Blocking these may break sign-in, studio access, billing, or protected actions.

Functional

Timezone preference on public schedule pages so fans do not need to reselect the same timezone on every visit.

Analytics

Cuehour records focused first-party product events such as page view, timezone switch, Google Calendar click, .ics download, and studio actions. When Google Analytics is configured, Cuehour may also use Google Analytics cookies such as _ga to measure site traffic, page engagement, and acquisition sources. Cuehour does not use these analytics for third-party advertising.

Advertising

Cuehour does not currently use advertising cookies, retargeting pixels, or cross-site behavioral ad trackers.

• Keep creators signed in securely and maintain their studio session.
• Protect account, billing, and studio actions from unauthorized access.
• Remember a viewer's timezone preference for schedule readability.
• Understand whether fans use reminder actions, whether creators use studio workflows, and how visitors discover Cuehour.
• Debug errors, investigate abuse, and keep the service reliable.

You can delete or block cookies and local storage through your browser settings. If you block essential cookies, creator sign-in, billing, and studio pages may not work. If you clear local storage, public schedule pages may reset the timezone preference.

If local law requires consent for optional analytics cookies, Cuehour should add the appropriate consent mechanism before enabling those analytics in that region.

When you use Google sign-in, Creem checkout, a calendar application, or a link from a creator page, those third parties may use their own cookies, storage, and logs. Their use is governed by their own policies.

Cookie and storage questions can be sent to privacy@cuehour.com. Include the browser, device, page URL, and the storage or cookie behavior you are asking about.