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Last updated 12 November 2026

Cookie Notice

What Vyam keeps in your browser, and why. In short: only what it needs, and nothing for advertising.

In short

  • Vyam keeps things in your browser only to make it work: to keep you signed in and to remember your own choices, such as the light or dark look.
  • It sets no advertising, tracking or analytics cookies, and it does not follow you from one site to another.
  • Because of that the law in most places (including the EU’s ePrivacy rules) does not ask for your consent, so there is no cookie banner. If that ever changes, we will ask first.
  • You can clear it all in your browser at any time. Signing in and saving will then start again from nothing.

What is stored

NameWhat it holdsWhyHow long
Sign-in session (set by our sign-in provider)A token that shows you are signed inNeeded to keep you signed inUntil you sign out or it expires
vyam.projects.v1, vyam.costs.v1, vyam.vault.v1, vyam.canvas.v1, vyam.connections.v1, vyam.traceability.v1, vyam.notifications.v1, vyam.agent-updates.v1, vyam.comments.v1, vyam.share.v1, vyam.sprints.v1, vyam.time.v1, vyam.chats.v1Your own work, kept on your device in preview mode, and a faster copy of itNeeded for Vyam to workUntil you clear it or delete your account
vyam-files (IndexedDB)The files you add to a chat, and the words read from them, packed, so you can ask about a file laterNeeded for Vyam to workUntil you take the file out, delete its chat or clear it
vyam.preview-userA sample account for trying Vyam without signing upNeeded for preview modeUntil you clear it
vyam.theme.v1 (in the app and on the Vyam website)Whether you chose the light look, the dark look, or to follow your deviceRemembers your choiceUntil you clear it
vyam.lastProject, vyam.sidebarCollapsed, vyam.graph.positions.v1, vyam.filters.v1, vyam.timer.v1, vyam.recents.v1, vyam.sidebar.v1The project you last opened, whether the sidebar is closed, where you placed things on the graph, the board filters you saved, a running timer, the projects you opened lately, what the sidebar lists showRemembers your choicesUntil you clear it

These items are kept in your browser’s local storage, and the sign-in token may also use a cookie. They stay on your device. We do not use them to follow you from one site to another.

Other companies

  • Fonts are part of Vyam itself. We do not load them from Google, so no request goes to Google for fonts.
  • If you link a GitHub repository, your browser asks GitHub’s public interface for its details. If you choose Google sign-in, you visit Google’s page, which has its own cookie rules.
  • If you use the microphone button, your browser sends your voice to its own speech service to turn it into text. That is the browser’s feature, not a cookie, and it starts only when you press the button.
  • Pictures are the ones people upload themselves, or initials. The one exception: beside the web pages Ask AI used as sources, and beside each site in the Marketplace, your browser asks Google’s icon service for each website’s small icon, sending only that website’s address (and your IP address, as any request does). Google may set its own cookies on that request; Vyam does not read them. If it cannot be reached, a coloured letter is shown.

Your choices

You can clear Vyam’s storage in your browser’s settings, or by signing out. Blocking it will stop sign-in and saving from working. Vyam does not react to “Do Not Track” signals because it does not track you.

Questions: privacy@example.com. See also the Privacy Policy.

Questions about this text? Write to privacy@example.com.