Fellowrise · On your device
Cookies and browser storage
Draft prepared September 6, 2026
Fellowrise uses a session cookie to keep you signed in. External services may also process browser information when their content or pages load.
On this page
1.Keeping you signed in
The production app uses a cookie named __Host-fellowrise_session to recognize your active session. It is set for up to 30 days, can end earlier when revoked, and is marked Secure, HttpOnly, and SameSite=Lax.
HttpOnly prevents ordinary page scripts from reading the cookie. Secure limits its transmission to HTTPS. These protections reduce particular risks; they do not make a shared or compromised device safe.
2.Hosting and security cookies
The infrastructure delivering Fellowrise can use additional cookies or request information for security, routing, and abuse prevention. Their presence and lifespan depend on the provider’s configuration and the request.
The current application does not include an advertising pixel or analytics SDK. This is not a claim that hosting providers or external services receive no technical data.
3.Videos and external services
YouTube thumbnails load from YouTube’s image service before you press Play. A thumbnail request can reveal technical information such as your IP address to that provider.
After you press Play, supported videos load a youtube-nocookie.com player. This privacy-enhanced player is not a promise of zero tracking or zero data processing. YouTube’s practices apply to its service.
Stripe checkout, subscription management, and other linked websites use their own cookies and policies when you visit them.
4.Your browser choices
You can inspect, block, or clear cookies in your browser settings. Blocking the session cookie can prevent sign-in from working. Clearing it does not delete your account or community content from Fellowrise.
Sign out when using a shared device. Contact the team if you need help with an account or privacy request.