Cookies Policy
In forceUpdated 2026-10-14
1The short answer
1.1Tovesh sets one cookie. It is a first-party session cookie, and its only job is to remember that you are signed in while you move between the studio, apps, your library and billing.
2What the session cookie does
2.1When you log in, we place a signed, random token in the cookie. Each page you open sends it back, so we know the request comes from your account and can show your balance and your own generations, and nobody else's.
2.2It holds no name, no email address and no browsing history. It cannot be read by other websites.
3What we do not set
3.1No analytics cookies. No advertising or retargeting cookies. No social-media pixels, no third-party cookies and no fingerprinting of any kind. We do not follow you across other sites, and we do not build a profile of your interests.
4How long it lasts
4.1The cookie expires shortly after you stop using Tovesh and is renewed while you work, so a long session in the studio is not interrupted. Logging out deletes it at once.
5Payment pages
5.1When you pay, you are taken to the hosted page of our payment processor. That page is operated by the processor, which may use its own strictly necessary cookies for security and fraud prevention under its own policy. Tovesh does not read them.
6Your choices
6.1You can block or clear cookies in your browser settings at any time. Because the session cookie is strictly necessary, blocking it means you can still read the site and its policies, but you will not be able to stay signed in to your account.
7Changes and questions
7.1If we ever needed a second cookie, this page would change first and say why. Questions about cookies can be sent to [email protected].