Cookie Use

1. What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are

Cookies are small files or pieces of information stored on your device or browser. Similar technologies may include local storage, session storage, authentication tokens, browser identifiers, and other tools that help a website remember information or operate securely.

2. How Loombus Uses Cookies

Loombus may use cookies and similar technologies to:

• keep users signed in;
• maintain secure account sessions;
• support Google authentication and email login;
• remember basic account, interface, and layout state, such as appearance preferences or panel sizing where supported;
• protect against fraud, abuse, spam, and unauthorized access;
• support Premium access, subscription status, Labs access, saved-library tools, and AI usage limits;
• maintain safety, moderation, and reporting tools;
• diagnose technical issues, improve reliability, and measure platform performance;
• support required platform functionality across browsers and devices.

3. Required Cookies

Some cookies or browser storage are required for Loombus to work. These may be used for login, authentication, account access, security, abuse prevention, routing, platform protection, and core member features.

If you block required cookies or storage, Loombus may not be able to keep you signed in, verify your account, load member pages, protect your session, or provide Premium and account-based features.

4. Authentication and Session Storage

Loombus uses authentication services to manage account sessions. These services may store tokens, session identifiers, or related browser data so users can log in, remain signed in, and access protected features.

If you use Google authentication, Google and the authentication provider may also use cookies or similar technologies according to their own policies.

5. Third-Party Services

Loombus may rely on third-party services for hosting, authentication, database storage, payments, email, security, analytics, infrastructure, AI-assisted features, and platform operations. These third parties may use cookies or similar technologies as part of the services they provide.

Third-party services are governed by their own terms, privacy policies, and cookie practices. Loombus is not responsible for third-party cookie practices, service interruptions, or policy changes.

6. Analytics, Diagnostics, and Reliability

Loombus may use cookies, logs, or similar technologies to understand platform performance, detect errors, diagnose loading issues, prevent abuse, monitor feature reliability, and improve the user experience.

If Loombus later introduces advertising, marketing analytics, or additional tracking technologies, this Cookie Use page and the Privacy Policy should be updated to describe those practices. Loombus should not treat future analytics, advertising pixels, or cross-site tracking as covered by this draft without additional notice and review.

7. Managing Cookies

You can manage cookies and browser storage through your browser settings. Most browsers let you block, delete, or limit cookies. Your choices may affect how Loombus works.

Blocking cookies may prevent login, break account sessions, limit protected pages, interfere with Google authentication, affect Premium features, or prevent Loombus from remembering required account state.

8. Relationship to Privacy Policy

This Cookie Use page should be read together with the Loombus Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. The Privacy Policy explains more broadly how Loombus may collect, use, store, disclose, and protect information connected to the platform.

9. Changes to Cookie Use

Loombus may update this Cookie Use page from time to time. The updated version will apply when posted or when otherwise communicated. Your continued use of Loombus after an update means you accept the updated Cookie Use page.

10. Contact

Cookie or privacy questions may be sent to support@loombus.com.

Effective date: May 22, 2026