Short version: RemindMe Pro does not use any cookies for tracking, advertising, or analytics. The only browser storage we use is localStorage to save your events between sessions.
What is a Cookie?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by websites. They can be used for session management, preferences, analytics, or advertising. localStorage is a similar browser-based storage mechanism that persists even after the browser is closed.
What We Use
localStorage (not a cookie)
We use your browser's localStorage API to save your reminder events. This data:
- Is stored entirely on your device
- Is never transmitted to RemindMe Pro servers
- Is keyed to your Google email address (so different accounts have separate data)
- Persists until you clear your browser data or delete events within the app
Google OAuth Token (session memory only)
When you sign in with Google, an access token is held in your browser's session memory (JavaScript variable). It is not stored in localStorage, cookies, or any persistent storage. It disappears when you close the tab or sign out.
What We Do NOT Use
- No analytics cookies (Google Analytics, Mixpanel, etc.)
- No advertising or targeting cookies
- No third-party tracking pixels
- No session cookies of our own
- No cross-site tracking
Third-Party Cookies
When you sign in with Google, Google's own services may set cookies on their domains (accounts.google.com, etc.) as part of their OAuth process. These are governed by Google's Cookie Policy.
We load fonts from Google Fonts CDN. Google may set cookies or log your IP as part of font delivery. See Google's policy for details.
How to Control Storage
You can clear all RemindMe Pro data at any time by:
- Clearing your browser's localStorage (browser settings → Privacy → Clear browsing data)
- Signing out of RemindMe Pro and revoking Google permissions
- Deleting events directly within the app
Contact
Questions about our use of storage? privacy@remindmepro.app