Effective date | Last updated | Contact
17 September 2026 | 17 September 2026 | [email protected] | +91 95581 33552

This Cookie Policy explains how AiToolkit may use cookies and similar technologies on its website and web application. Cookies are small data files stored on a browser or device. Some are necessary for secure operation, while others may support preferences, diagnostics or analytics.

9.1 Cookie categories

Category | Purpose | Choice
Strictly necessary | Login sessions, security, fraud prevention, load balancing, account state and core site functionality. | Required for the service; disabling them in the browser may prevent important features from working.
Preferences | Remember language, interface choices or user settings where implemented. | May be removable or adjustable through browser/app settings.
Analytics / performance | Understand aggregate website or product performance, errors and feature usage where analytics is enabled. | Used subject to applicable consent rules; users can reject where a consent tool is provided.
Advertising / marketing | Measure or personalize advertising only if AiToolkit introduces such technology and provides required disclosure/consent. | Not treated as essential; applicable opt-in/opt-out controls will be provided before use where required.

9.2 Essential cookies

AiToolkit may use essential cookies or local storage to keep a user signed in, protect sessions, remember security choices, prevent misuse and maintain application state. These technologies are necessary to provide requested online functions and are not used to create unrelated advertising profiles.

9.3 Third-party technologies

Some integrations, payment tools, embedded support features or analytics services may set their own cookies when the relevant feature is used. Those third parties are responsible for their independent cookie practices. AiToolkit should configure optional third-party tracking to respect applicable consent requirements.

9.4 Managing cookies

Where a cookie-consent banner or preferences center is available, users can manage non-essential categories there. Users can also block or delete cookies through browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may cause login, security or preference features to fail.

9.5 Retention

Session cookies normally expire when the browser session ends or shortly afterward. Persistent cookies remain only for the configured duration or until deleted. AiToolkit aims to keep optional analytics identifiers for no longer than reasonably necessary, typically up to 13 months where such tools are configured, unless a shorter period is required by law or provider settings.

9.6 Changes and questions

AiToolkit may update this Cookie Policy when website technologies change. Questions may be sent to [email protected] or +91 95581 33552.

9.7 Local storage, SDKs and similar technologies

The web or mobile application may use browser local storage, software development kits, device identifiers or comparable technologies for authentication, settings, diagnostics and security. These technologies can function differently from browser cookies but are covered by this Policy when they serve a similar purpose.

9.8 Global Privacy Control and browser signals

Where applicable law requires AiToolkit to recognize a legally valid browser-based privacy signal, AiToolkit will aim to honor that signal for the processing to which it legally applies. Standard “Do Not Track” signals are not interpreted uniformly across the industry, so support may depend on applicable law and the specific technology used.

9.9 Consent records

Where non-essential cookies require consent, AiToolkit may store a record of the user’s consent choice, including the category selected and timestamp, so the website can remember the preference and demonstrate compliance. A user can change future preferences through the available consent tool or browser controls.

9.10 Mobile application analytics

Mobile applications may use app-level diagnostics or analytics rather than browser cookies. Where such tools collect data beyond what is strictly necessary, AiToolkit will configure them in line with app-store disclosures, platform permission requirements and applicable privacy law. The exact technologies can change as the app evolves and should be reflected in store disclosures.