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Cookie Policy
Last Updated September 4, 2026.
1. What Cookies Are
Cookies Are Small Text Files A Website Stores In Your Browser To Remember Information Between Visits — For Example, That You're Logged In. Some Cookies Are Set By Us Directly (First-Party); Others Are Set By Services We Use, Like Stripe During Checkout (Third-Party).
2. Cookies We Use
- Strictly Necessary — Session And Authentication Cookies Set By Firebase Authentication So You Stay Logged In And Your Account Data Stays Secure. The Service Won't Work Without These, So They Can't Be Turned Off From Within The Service.
- Payment — When You Go Through Checkout Or The Billing Portal, Stripe Sets Its Own Cookies To Process Your Payment Securely And Prevent Fraud. See Stripe's Own Privacy And Cookie Documentation For Detail On Those.
- Functional — Cookies Or Local Storage That Remember UI Preferences, Like A Collapsed Panel Or A Chosen Billing Toggle.
- Analytics & Marketing — Not In Use At This Stage Of Development. If We Add Privacy-Respecting Analytics Or Marketing Pixels Later, We'll Update This Page And Ask For Your Consent Before They're Set, As Required By Law.
3. Controlling Cookies
Most Browsers Let You Block Or Delete Cookies Through Their Settings. Blocking Strictly Necessary Cookies Will Likely Break Login And Other Core Functionality Of The Service. See Your Browser's Help Documentation For How To Manage Cookies.
4. More On Your Data
This Page Covers Cookies Specifically. For How We Handle Personal Data More Broadly, See Our Privacy Policy.
5. Changes To This Policy
We'll Update This Page As The Cookies eBookable.ai Sets Change, Particularly Before Adding Any Analytics Or Marketing Cookie. Softaar Technologies UG (haftungsbeschränkt) Is Responsible For This Policy — See Contact For Questions.