Cookie Policy

Fitflux uses cookies, local browser storage, and similar technologies to help provide, protect, and improve the Fitflux Service. This policy explains how and why we use these technologies and the choices you have.

1. What Are Cookies?

A cookie is a small file stored by your browser. Local browser storage and related technologies can serve similar purposes, such as maintaining a signed-in session or remembering a preference.

2. How We Use Cookies

We use the following types of browser technologies:

A. Essential Browser Persistence (Strictly Necessary)

These technologies are required for the operation of our Service, including maintaining access to secure signed-in areas.

• Firebase Auth: Uses browser persistence to authenticate users and maintain sessions securely.

B. Operational Diagnostics

Sentry reports support production reliability and debugging.

• Sentry: Sends error and diagnostic reports from the app. These reports may include device/browser and network information, page URLs, error details, and the authenticated user ID and email when signed in.

Fitflux does not currently initialize Google Analytics or Firebase Performance Monitoring in the app.

C. Functionality Storage

Local browser storage can remember interface preferences, such as your selected color theme.

3. Third-Party Technologies

Sentry receives operational diagnostic requests from the app; these are used for error monitoring rather than advertising analytics. Stripe-hosted checkout and billing portal pages may use cookies or similar technologies to process subscription checkout and account-management flows.

4. Your Choices

Most browsers let you block or clear cookies and local storage. Clearing essential browser persistence may sign you out or prevent parts of the authenticated Fitflux Service from working.

For more information on how to manage cookies, please visit your browser's help center.

5. Contact Us

If you have questions about our use of cookies, please contact us at officialfitflux@gmail.com.