Cookie Policy

Smithbook may use cookies and similar browser-side technologies to support authentication, session continuity, analytics, security, and product functionality. This page explains the practical role those technologies may play across the public site and logged-in studio experience.

Why cookies may be used

Some cookies help keep users signed in, maintain session state, remember interface preferences, or support navigation across authenticated pages. Others may be used for performance monitoring, fraud prevention, traffic analysis, or understanding how visitors move through public pages and writing tools.

Without certain functional cookies, parts of the platform may not work as intended, especially where login state, saved project context, or security-sensitive actions are involved.

Analytics and measurement

Smithbook may use measurement technologies to understand traffic sources, route engagement, content performance, and product usage patterns. This helps us improve page clarity, identify broken flows, and make more responsible decisions about public content and studio functionality.

Analytics tooling can involve first-party and provider-level technologies. The exact mix may evolve over time as the product infrastructure changes.

Managing preferences

Most browsers allow users to limit, remove, or block cookies through browser settings. Doing so may affect login persistence, certain saved preferences, and the reliability of interactive product features.

If you need guidance related to privacy or browser-side tracking concerns, you can contact Smithbook through the privacy contact route listed on the Contact and Privacy pages.