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Natives uses cookies needed for sign-in, session continuity, account security, workspace selection, invitation handling, and fraud prevention. Supabase sets authentication cookies after you sign in. Vercel and other infrastructure providers may set essential cookies or similar controls to route traffic and protect the service.
These cookies are necessary to provide the service you request. If you block them, sign-in and workspace features will not work.
Local and session storage
Natives stores interface preferences in local storage, including your colour theme, colour palette, motion preference, and research layout. Session storage can hold unsaved briefs, notes, and collection edits so they are not lost during a short interruption or accidental navigation.
Analytics and advertising
Natives does not use advertising cookies or behavioural advertising trackers. Optional first-party product analytics starts only after you choose Allow analytics. The natives-analytics cookie remembers your choice for 90 days. After consent, natives-analytics-visitor holds a signed random visitor identifier for 90 days, and natives-analytics-session in session storage identifies the current tab session. These work across our website and app where supported.
Use Privacy choices on this page or in app Settings to change your decision. Reject optional stops analytics and clears the analytics identifiers. The preference cookie remains so we can remember your rejection. No advertising cookies or session replay tools are used.
Your controls
You can block or delete cookies and browser storage through your browser settings. Removing them signs you out and resets stored preferences. You can also sign out from Natives to end the current authenticated session.
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Affiliate attribution
When you follow an affiliate link and allow optional cookies, Natives may store a first-party referral identifier for up to 90 days. It lets us credit an approved affiliate if you later start an eligible paid subscription. The identifier does not allow the affiliate to see your payment details or private workspace activity.
If optional cookies are rejected or unavailable, we may be unable to attribute a later purchase unless a referral code or another method you actively provide identifies the affiliate.