What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a site places on your device when you visit. It lets the site remember things about your visit — like whether you're signed in, or what filters you had set on the jobs page. Similar technologies (local storage, indexedDB) work the same way for our purposes; when we say “cookies” below we mean all of them.
What we use
We keep the list short on purpose:
- Session cookies set by our authentication provider so you can stay signed in across page loads.
- Preference cookies that remember your sidebar state, your density preference, and the active organization when you're a member of more than one.
- Analytics storage scoped to a first-party domain, used for aggregate product usage reporting. No third-party ad networks.
We do not use cookies for cross-site tracking. We do not sell cookie data. We do not participate in digital advertising exchanges.
Categories
Categorized in line with ePrivacy terminology:
- Strictly necessary: authentication and security cookies. Required for the site to function; cannot be disabled in product.
- Functionality: preferences that make the product more convenient (theme, sidebar state, active org).
- Analytics: first-party aggregated usage reporting. You can opt out in your account settings.
How to control them
You can control cookies through your browser settings — all modern browsers let you block or delete cookies per site. If you block strictly-necessary cookies, the Service will not work.
You can disable analytics cookies from your account settings. If you're in the EEA, UK, or any other jurisdiction that requires explicit consent for non-essential cookies, we will ask before setting them.
Changes
We'll update this policy if we change what cookies we use. See also our Privacy Policy for the broader picture of what we do with your data.