Tweely

Cookie Policy

Last updated: 28 September 2026

This policy explains the cookies and similar technologies (such as local storage) that Tweely uses on tweely.app, twee.ly, tweely.co, tweely.chat and in the chat widget. It is part of our Privacy Policy.

In short: we use a few first-party cookies. Most are essential to sign you in and keep forms safe. One counts unique visitors for page owners. We do not use advertising cookies or cross-site tracking.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website stores in your browser. Local storage and session storage work in a similar way. "First-party" means they are set by Tweely, not by another company.

2. Cookies and storage we use

NameTypeWhat it doesHow long
tweely-sessionEssentialKeeps you signed in and remembers your sessionSession, or up to 2 hours of inactivity
XSRF-TOKENEssentialProtects forms against cross-site request forgerySame as session
remember_web_*EssentialKeeps you signed in on this device after the session endsUp to 400 days
Cloudflare and Turnstile (such as __cf_bm, cf_clearance)Essential (security)Detects bots and attacks, and runs the human check30 minutes to 1 year
tw_vidAnalytics (first-party)A random visitor ID so page owners can see unique and repeat visitors. We store it only as a hash. Not used for ads or across other sites.1 year
sidebar_statePreferenceRemembers whether the app sidebar is open7 days
Local storage (chat token, tw-spot:*, promo keys)Essential / preferenceLets you return to your chat in the widget, and avoids showing the same Spotlight or tip againUntil you clear it

When you pay, Stripe runs the checkout page and sets its own cookies to prevent fraud. See Stripe's cookie policy. Embedded YouTube or Spotify players on a profile may set their own cookies when you play them.

3. Your choices

4. The chat widget on other websites

When a business adds the Tweely chat widget to its website, the widget runs from tweely.app in a frame and uses local storage so you can come back to your chat. The business that runs that website is responsible for asking for any consent its own laws require and for explaining the widget in its privacy notice. See our Business & Widget Terms.

5. Changes and contact

We will update this list if we add or remove cookies. Questions: [privacy@tweely.app].