Noduly does not use tracking cookies. We use one piece of browser storage — your theme preference — and that's it.
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
"Cookies" are small text files a website can ask your browser to save. Modern browsers offer related storage mechanisms — localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB — that work similarly. This policy covers all of them collectively as "cookies and storage."
2. What Noduly stores
By default, Noduly itself stores only these localStorage keys — no HTTP cookies:
noduly.theme— stores your light/dark theme preference so the site looks the same way next time you visit. Set when you click the theme toggle. Persistent until you clear it.noduly.consent— records whether you accepted or declined analytics, so we only show the consent banner once. Set when you click Accept or Decline. Persistent until you clear it.
We set no advertising cookies and no third-party trackers of our own. The single third-party analytics provider, Google Analytics (see section 4), is off until you consent.
3. Module-specific storage
Some individual modules may use additional localStorage keys to remember in-progress state — for example, a quiz score, a flashcard deck, or a saved teacher-mode configuration. Where a module does this, the storage stays in your browser and is never transmitted to us. Each module's storage keys are scoped to its own page and listed in the module itself where relevant.
4. Third-party content and analytics
Google Analytics (analytics — opt-in). On your first visit we show a consent banner. Only if you click Accept do we load Google Analytics, which then measures how the site is used and sets its own _ga cookies under Google's privacy policy. If you decline or ignore the banner, the Google Analytics script is never fetched and no analytics cookie is set — the page declares Google Consent Mode defaults of denied before any tag can run. You can change your mind at any time by clearing the noduly.consent key (see section 5).
Other embedded resources. Where Noduly embeds resources from third parties — for example, web fonts from Google Fonts — those providers may set their own cookies under their own policies. We do not control those cookies. If you need to avoid third-party storage entirely, your browser's privacy settings can block it.
5. Clearing or blocking storage
You can clear Noduly's storage at any time:
- From within Noduly: deleting the
noduly.themeornoduly.consentkeys from your browser's developer tools, or clearing site data for the page. Clearingnoduly.consentmakes the analytics banner appear again so you can change your choice. - From your browser settings: every major browser lets you clear cookies and site data per-site. Search "clear site data" plus your browser's name.
- Block all storage: you can run Noduly in private/incognito mode, or in a browser configured to block site storage, and the site will still work — your theme preference simply won't persist between sessions.
6. Changes
We may update this policy if we add or change anything we store. The "Last updated" date above will reflect any change.
7. Contact
Questions? Email nodulydesk@gmail.com.