Cookies

The small files and browser storage Dapplify uses, and how to control them.

Last updated November 2, 2026

What these are

Cookies are small text files a site stores in your browser. Browser storage (local storage and similar) does the same job for data the site needs on your device. We use both, as described below.

What we use

better-auth.session_tokenEssential

Keeps you signed in.Lasts: Up to 7 days

better-auth.stateEssential

Protects the Google sign-in step.Lasts: 5 minutes

Analytics identifierAnalytics

Recognizes a returning browser so we can count visits, see which options people choose and measure conversion.Lasts: Set by our analytics provider

Essential

The sign-in cookies are needed for Dapplify to work and can't be switched off. Without them you can't sign in. The app also keeps a local copy of your clips and projects in your browser so the studio loads instantly, and the Chrome extension keeps clips in its own storage until you import them. None of this is used for tracking.

Analytics

We use an analytics tracker to see how people use Dapplify: which pages and options they look at, what they click, and how many visitors join the waitlist, sign up or publish a site. That tells us what people prefer and what to improve. It reports use in aggregate and isn't used to advertise to you, and we don't sell this data.

Your choices

Turn off or clear cookies and site storage in your browser's settings. Essential cookies are still needed to sign in.
Use your browser's Do Not Track setting or a tracking blocker to limit analytics.
Ask us to exclude you from analytics, or to delete what we hold about you, at [email protected].

More on what we collect and how to have it removed is in our privacy page.