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Cookies Policy

Last updated October 21, 2026

This is shorter than most cookie policies because Onaxai does not set tracking cookies. Here is what it actually does.

1. Cookies Onaxai sets: none

Onaxai does not use cookies for advertising, cross-site tracking, or analytics. We have no cookie banner asking for your consent, because there is nothing non-essential to get consent for.

2. What keeps you signed in, then

Signing in gives your browser a token, which is kept in your browser’s local storage — a different, more limited kind of storage than a cookie, that is never sent to any other site and that we never read from outside Onaxai itself. Alongside it, we keep a few interface preferences the same way: things like your recently used models, your web search toggle, and which sidebar sections you have collapsed. None of this is used to track you across other websites, and none of it leaves your browser except the sign-in token, which is sent only to Onaxai’s own servers to confirm who you are.

If you clear your browser’s site data for Onaxai, or use a private/incognito window, you will be signed out and your saved preferences will reset — the same as clearing cookies would do on a site that uses them.

3. Third-party cookies you may see

A few moments in using Onaxai hand you off to a page we do not control, which may set its own cookies under its own policy:

  • Stripe — when you pay for a plan or manage your subscription, you are on Stripe’s own checkout or billing portal pages, which may set cookies Stripe needs for that page to work and for its own fraud prevention. See Stripe’s cookie policy.
  • Google — if you use the “Continue with Google” button, Google’s sign-in flow may set its own cookies to carry out that sign-in. See Google’s cookie policy.

These are set by Stripe and Google directly, on their own domains, not by Onaxai.

4. Controlling cookies in your browser

Since Onaxai does not set its own cookies, there is nothing of ours to turn off. Your browser’s own settings let you block or clear third-party cookies generally, including the ones described above; doing so should not affect Onaxai’s own sign-in, since that uses local storage rather than a cookie.

5. Changes to this policy

If that ever changes — for instance, if we add a feature that genuinely needs a cookie — we will update this page to say so plainly, and add a consent banner if the change requires one.

6. Related pages

See our Privacy Policy for the fuller account of what we collect and why.

7. Contact

Questions: privacy@onaxai.xyz.