Cookie Policy

Cookies are small pieces of text stored by your browser. Sites use them (and similar browser-storage technologies, like local storage) to remember information between visits — keeping you signed in, remembering a preference, or protecting a form from abuse.

We place cookies, and read information from cookies, only when you visit or use taskglaze.com, app.taskglaze.com, and their subdomains. We don't control or set cookies on any other site.

This table is exhaustive for our own domain — every cookie or browser-storage key we currently set, no more, no less. It matches the cookie table embedded in our Privacy Policy.

• Authentication — keeps you signed in and protects the sign-in process itself. Required for the Service to function; you cannot disable these and stay logged in.
• Security & fraud prevention — distinguishes a real visitor from a bot on sensitive forms (sign-up, login, password reset).
• Preferences — remembers a choice you made (light/dark theme, whether you've responded to our cookie notice) so we don't ask or reset it every visit.
• Features & services — third-party cookies required for a specific feature to work (e.g. Stripe's own cookies during checkout).

We do not currently run any third-party analytics or advertising trackers on the Service — no Google Analytics, no ad-network pixels, nothing that builds a profile of you across sites. If that ever changes, this page and our cookie-consent banner will be updated first, and — where legally required — any new non-essential cookie will only load after you affirmatively consent through that banner.

The first time you visit without an existing choice, we show a cookie/terms notice with two options: "Accept all" and "Necessary only". Your choice is saved in a first-party cookie (tg_consent) on the shared taskglaze.com domain, so it applies across the marketing site and the app and you won't be asked again on that browser. Signed-in accounts skip this notice entirely — see the Privacy Policy's "Your privacy rights" section for how account-level consent is recorded instead, which is what actually makes "asked once, not every device" true for a real account rather than just one browser.

You can remove or block cookies using your browser's own settings. If you block strictly-necessary cookies (Authentication or Security & fraud prevention above), you will not be able to sign in or complete sign-up/password-reset forms — that's a direct consequence of what those cookies do, not a separate restriction we impose.

We may update this Cookie Policy as our use of cookies changes. Material changes will be reflected here with an updated "Last updated" date. Questions? Contact BLUELINKS GROUP LTD, trading as Bluelinks Agency (operating TaskGlaze), at support@taskglaze.com.