Privacy

Cookie Policy

Required browser storage keeps accounts, security, settings, and core features working. Optional PostHog analytics and Sentry browser error telemetry remain off until you consent.

Effective 11 August 2026Last updated 11 August 2026

1.What this policy covers

Cookies are small values stored by a browser. Dapping and its providers also use local storage and session storage for similar purposes. This policy describes those technologies together as browser storage.

Required storage supports authentication, security, consent, drafts, settings, and requested features. Optional storage measures product use or browser errors and is controlled through the privacy-preferences interface.

2.Browser storage inventory

Exact provider-generated names can vary by browser, provider version, project, wallet, or authentication method. Session storage normally expires when the browser session ends. Local storage remains until the feature removes it, you withdraw consent where applicable, or you clear browser data.

Current Dapping browser-storage categories
StorageCategory and purposeDuration
dapping-cookie-consent and dapping.cookie-consent.v1Required preference records for analytics and browser-error choicesUp to 12 months, then renewed when you make a new choice
Dynamic authentication and supported wallet storageRequired account authentication, session continuity, provider prompts, and wallet connection stateSession-based or provider-defined; some records remain until sign-out, disconnection, expiry, or browser clearing
Dapping functional local and session storageRequired or requested onboarding progress, drafts, company context, group settings, sorting, and interface preferencesFor the session, until the related task or account state changes, or until browser storage is cleared
PostHog project storage, commonly prefixed ph_Optional product analytics, page and feature events, attribution, and aggregate journey measurementUp to 12 months unless you withdraw consent or clear browser storage
Sentry browser telemetry stateOptional browser errors and performance traces with replay disabled and identifying content reducedCollection stops when consent is withdrawn; provider records follow configured operational retention

3.Required storage

Required storage is used to deliver a service you request, maintain security, remember privacy choices, preserve drafts or settings, and prevent repeated or unsafe actions. The platform may not function correctly if this storage is blocked.

Required storage is not used to enable optional PostHog analytics or optional Sentry browser telemetry without your choice.

4.Optional product analytics

If you enable Product analytics, Dapping uses PostHog to understand selected page visits, feature use, attribution, funnels, and product feedback. Automatic interaction capture and session recording are disabled.

Analytics properties are filtered to reduce sensitive information. Even with these controls, optional analytics remains off until you consent.

5.Optional browser error telemetry

If you enable Browser error tracking, Dapping uses Sentry to receive browser errors and limited performance traces. Session replay is disabled. The browser configuration reduces user details, removes query strings from reported URLs, and filters known secret fields.

Operational server monitoring needed to run and protect the service is separate from optional browser telemetry and may be processed under legitimate interests or legal obligations.

6.Manage your choices

On your first visit, you can accept all optional categories, reject all, or customize them. Optional categories default to off until a valid choice exists.

If your browser sends a recognized opt-out preference signal such as Global Privacy Control and you have not yet made a choice, Dapping records that signal as a rejection of the optional categories. You can change the recorded choice at any time from Cookie preferences.

You can reopen Cookie preferences from the footer at any time. Withdrawing consent stops future optional browser collection and resets the applicable client identifiers where supported. It does not automatically delete information already lawfully processed by a provider.

7.Browser and provider controls

Most browsers let you inspect or clear cookies, local storage, and session storage. Blocking all storage can sign you out, discard drafts or settings, and prevent account or wallet features from working.

Wallets, authentication services, application destinations, and external sites can set their own storage under their own policies.

8.Changes and contact

We update this policy when browser storage, providers, consent controls, or applicable requirements materially change.

Questions about browser storage or consent can be sent to [email protected].