Legal & Privacy

Cookie Policy

Last updated: September 6, 2026 at 9:38 PM

1. Definition of Cookies & Local Storage

Cookies are minute text files placed on your computer, smartphone, or other capable devices when you navigate to our web dashboard. They serve as a temporary memory for the web application, allowing it to recognize your device across page reloads.

In addition to traditional cookies, the Nova platform heavily utilizes modern Web Storage APIs (Local Storage and Session Storage). These alternatives serve identical conceptual purposes but offer superior security and efficiency for handling the complex data structures required by our utility interface.

2. Essential & Functional Usage

Nova enforces a strict policy of utilizing cookies and local storage exclusively for essential, functional, and security-critical purposes. Our implementations include:

  • Authentication Maintenance: Securely storing JSON Web Tokens (JWT) and OAuth session keys to keep you logged in without requiring constant credential re-entry.
  • Interface Preferences: Caching your aesthetic choices (such as Light/Dark mode), table sorting behaviors, and dashboard layouts locally.
  • Security Validation Checkpoints: Retaining temporary cryptographic nonces to validate identity during Freemium renewals and to mitigate automated abuse of our backend API.

3. Third-Party Analytics & Tracking

Unlike many commercial web platforms, Nova does not engage in the deployment of invasive third-party analytical cookies, marketing pixels, or cross-site tracking beacons.

We believe that your interactions within our dashboard are strictly private. Therefore, we do not partner with advertising networks that attempt to construct behavioral profiles based on your navigation habits across our documentation, statuses, or account management pages.

4. Managing Your Session Data

Because our implementations are fundamentally categorized as "Strictly Necessary" for the secure operation of the dashboard, opting out or blocking them entirely will inevitably break the core functionality of the platform, rendering you unable to authenticate or manage your license.

Nevertheless, you retain full control over this data. You may manually purge your browser's Cookies, Session Data, and Local Storage at any time through your browser's security settings. Performing this action will securely terminate any active Nova sessions on that specific device.