1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored by your browser. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, SDKs, and identifiers that help websites remember information and understand interactions. Some technologies are necessary for Foundly to function; others support preferences, performance, and analytics.
2. Technologies we may use
Strictly necessary
These support authentication, session continuity, fraud prevention, security, network management, and core platform functions. Disabling them may prevent Foundly from working correctly.
Preferences
These remember choices such as interface settings and other preferences to provide a more consistent experience.
Analytics and performance
These help us understand aggregated traffic, feature usage, errors, and performance so we can improve the service. Where required, we ask for consent before using non-essential analytics technologies.
Communications and measurement
We may use limited technologies to understand whether a campaign or communication led someone to Foundly. We do not use these technologies to sell personal information.
3. Third-party technologies and duration
Providers supporting analytics, payments, authentication, customer support, or infrastructure may set or access technologies when delivering their services. Session cookies expire when you close the browser; persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until deleted. Duration depends on purpose and provider.
4. Your choices
You can control cookies through browser settings and, when available, Foundly’s consent controls. Blocking all cookies may sign you out or disable features. Browser-level privacy signals may be recognized where required by applicable law.
5. Updates and contact
We may update this policy as technologies or laws change. For questions, email privacy@foundly.pro. For more about information handling, review our Privacy Policy.