This policy explains how Planista uses cookies and similar technologies when you use the Service in a browser, and how optional analytics is loaded only after you accept the cookie notice where that notice is shown. If you use another client, your choices follow the same Service rules where applicable.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device. We also use related storage where technically similar (e.g. local storage in progressive web apps only if we introduce it for essential functions).
These are required for authentication, security, routing, or basic preferences. They are used based on our legitimate interest / contract necessity and, where applicable, do not require consent under the ePrivacy directive’s “strictly necessary” exemption.
| Name (or pattern) | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication / refresh session cookies | Keep you signed in to the Service. | Session or as configured (e.g. limited refresh window). |
NEXT_LOCALE (or similar) |
Remember interface language. | As set by the application (often up to one year). |
Consent record. We store cookie-accept to remember that you accepted optional
analytics (and to avoid showing the banner repeatedly). That storage is tied to your consent where consent is
required; typical duration up to one year unless you clear it.
Yandex Metrica loads only after you click accept on the cookie banner in the web app. It helps us understand aggregate usage (page views, technical parameters, and conversion goals). Yandex may use its own cookies or identifiers; its processing is described in Yandex’s documentation and privacy materials.
If you do not accept, the Metrica script is not injected and we do not use Metrica on that browser profile until you accept.
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent sign-in
or break parts of the Service. Clearing cookie-accept stops future analytics loads until you accept
again.
We may update this policy when we change cookies or partners. Check the “Last updated” date above.