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Cookie notice

Version 0.6 · Last updated 23 Oct 2026

Draft for review. A lawyer is checking this page before Stavore launches, so the wording may change. It already describes how Stavore works today.

In short: Stavore only uses the cookies and storage it needs to work, like the one that keeps you signed in. We don't use advertising or tracking cookies, so there's nothing to accept.

1. What we use

A cookie is a small file a website keeps in your browser. Stavore uses a few cookies, and a little storage on your device, only to sign you in and remember your choices. These are strictly necessary, so the law doesn't require us to ask first. We don't use advertising cookies, analytics that follow you across sites, or social media trackers. If we ever want to add optional cookies, we'll ask you first, and Stavore will work just the same if you say no.

2. The full list

  • sb-…-auth-token

    Type:
    Cookie
    What it does:
    Keeps you signed in, securely. It may be split into parts ending .0, .1.
    How long:
    Until you sign out, or up to 400 days

  • sb-…-auth-token-code-verifier

    Type:
    Cookie
    What it does:
    Makes sure a sign-in link is finished on the device that asked for it. Set only while you sign in.
    How long:
    Until you finish signing in

  • stavore:theme

    Type:
    Stored on your device
    What it does:
    Remembers if you chose the light or dark theme.
    How long:
    Until you change it

  • stavore:last-expense:…

    Type:
    Stored on your device
    What it does:
    Remembers the unit and payment method for the next expense you add.
    How long:
    Until you clear your browser's data

3. Other sites

When you pay you go to our payment partner Paystack's page, and links to WhatsApp or Telegram open their apps or sites. Those set their own cookies under their own policies.

4. Turning them off

You can block or delete cookies in your browser's settings. If you block Stavore's cookies you won't be able to sign in; the public pages still work. Our privacy policy explains how we use personal data.

5. Contact us