Cookies and local storage
The short version
- This website sets no cookies at all. That is why you were not shown a banner asking about them.
- There is no analytics script, no tracking pixel, no ad network and no third-party tag on this site.
- The application stores things in your browser — but on your device, for you, and not to watch you.
1. This website
The marketing site you are reading now is a single static page. It sets no cookies, stores nothing in your browser, and calls no third-party service other than a web font, which is requested from a font host and receives your IP address as any request for a file does.
We know a cookie banner is what you expect. We do not show one because there is nothing to consent to — and a banner that asks permission for nothing is theatre.
2. The application
EzyCrm is an offline-first application: it keeps a working copy of your data on your own device so it can run without a network. That means it uses browser storage heavily, and it is worth being precise about what goes where.
| What is stored | Where | Why | Cleared when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your CRM records — contacts, companies, deals, activities, everything | IndexedDB, on your device | So the product works offline and stays fast. This is the working copy, not a tracker. | You clear site data in your browser. Signing out does not remove it — see below. |
| Your settings and view preferences | Local storage, on your device | So the app opens where you left it | You clear site data |
| Your sign-in session token | Local storage, on your device | So you are not asked to sign in on every page load. Strictly necessary — the product cannot sync without it. | You sign out, or the token expires |
| Your AI provider settings, including any API key you enter | Local storage, on your device | So the key never reaches our servers. It is sent from your browser straight to the provider you chose. | You clear it in settings, or clear site data |
| A pending invitation token, if you arrived from an invite link | Local storage, on your device | So the invitation survives you creating an account before redeeming it | The invitation is redeemed, or you clear site data |
None of these are cookies in the sense the cookie rules are about: nothing here is sent automatically to us with every request, nothing profiles you, and nothing is shared with a third party. Under the ePrivacy Directive and equivalent rules, each item above is strictly necessary to deliver a service you have actively asked for, which is the category that does not require consent.
3. What you can do about it
Everything above lives in your browser and is under your control. You can clear it from your browser's site-data settings at any time. If you do, the local copy of your CRM is removed from that device; the cloud copy is untouched, and signing in again restores it.
Signing out does not delete the local copy. It returns you to the sign-in screen and leaves your workspace in this browser, so that signing back in on your own machine is instant and works offline. That is the right default on a machine you own and the wrong one on a machine you share.
On a shared or public computer, clear it deliberately: Settings → Import / Export → Reset workspace erases every record from this browser, or use your browser's own "clear site data" for the same effect. Take a JSON backup first if the workspace holds anything you have not synced.
4. If this ever changes
If we ever add analytics or any other non-essential storage, we will ask you first, with a real choice and a working “no”. We will update this page and date the change before it happens, not after.
5. Contact
Questions about anything on this page: evankorial7@gmail.com.
Written to be read. If any part of this is unclear, say so and we will rewrite it — that is a bug like any other.