Cookies

We use the cookies we need to keep you signed in, remember your preferences, and process payments. We do not run advertising cookies, third-party trackers, or session-replay tools. We do not sell cookie data.

A cookie is a tiny file your browser stores when you visit a website. The next time you come back, your browser sends the cookie to the site, which can use it to recognise you. Modern browsers also support similar mechanisms (localStorage, IndexedDB); we refer to all of them as "cookies" for short on this page.

Strictly necessary

These keep you signed in and let us serve your account securely. Without them you can't use the parts of the service that need an account. They are set by us and live only on the ForensicSpot domain.

Preferences

A small amount of local storage we use to remember UI choices you make — for example, that you dismissed a particular nudge and don't want to see it again for a while. Nothing identifying.

Payments (during checkout only)

When you open the Razorpay payment modal, Razorpay sets its own cookies on its checkout domain so it can process the transaction. Those cookies are governed by Razorpay's privacy policy, not ours. They are not set on the ForensicSpot domain and don't persist outside the checkout flow.

• Advertising / retargeting cookies. No Meta Pixel, no Google Ads tag, no LinkedIn Insight tag, no third-party ad beacons.
• Cross-site trackers. Nothing on our pages syncs your visit to ForensicSpot with any other site.
• Session-replay tools like Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity, or FullStory.
• Third-party analytics SDKs in the browser. We do measure how the site is used, but we do it server-side from our own database — no SDK and no tracking cookie.

You can control cookies through your browser:

• Chrome / Edge: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
• Firefox:Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
• Safari: Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data
• Mobile:Same paths in your phone's browser settings

Blocking the "strictly necessary" category will sign you out and prevent sign-in. We have no way to run an authenticated session without those.

We don't set any tracking cookies in the first place, so Do-Not-Track and Global Privacy Control signals don't change our behaviour — we already weren't tracking you.

If we add or remove a cookie category, this page changes and the "Last updated" date moves with it. For material changes, we follow the same notice rules as our Privacy Policy.

Questions about cookies? Email hello@forensicspot.com.