Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 24, 2026
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. Browser localStorage is covered in Section 4.
2. How Laetium Uses Cookies
Laetium sets only the cookies the Service needs to run. Laetium does not use advertising tracking cookies or sell cookie data to third parties.
3. Types of Cookies Laetium Uses
| Cookie | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| lae_rt | Strictly Necessary | Your sign-in credential. HttpOnly, so page scripts cannot read it, and scoped to the /api/v1/auth path so it is not sent to any other endpoint. | 30 days |
| lae_role | Strictly Necessary | A signed value carrying your user id and role. Read on the server before a page renders, to decide whether you see the admin shell, and by the site header to show a dashboard link instead of a sign-in button. It is not a credential on its own. | 30 days |
| lae_csrf | Strictly Necessary | A random value the app mirrors in a request header when it refreshes or ends your session, so another website cannot trigger those actions using your cookie. | 30 days |
| laetium_sso | Strictly Necessary | Set only while you are being handed over from an EclipseCP or Doombringerz sign-in. It carries the signed handover and is consumed and cleared on arrival. | 5 minutes |
That is the whole list, every one strictly necessary, and there is no optional cookie to switch off.
Laetium does not set:
- Advertising or retargeting cookies
- Analytics cookies, Laetium's own or a third party's
- Social media tracking pixels
- Cross-site profiling cookies
- Payment cookies. Card checkout runs on Stripe's own pages, so any cookie Stripe needs is set there, under Stripe's policy, not on this domain.
4. Browser storage
Alongside the cookies above, the app keeps a few values in your browser's localStorage:
laetium-auth: your user id, the ids of the workspaces you belong to, and your role. This exists so the dashboard can draw its shell before the first server call returns.laetium-workspace: the id of the workspace you last had open.laetium-consent-v1: the choice you made in the cookie banner, and when you made it.laetium_onboarding_done_<workspace id>: whether you have finished or dismissed the onboarding wizard for that workspace.theme: light or dark.
Your access token is not in localStorage. It is held in memory for the life of the tab and is gone when you close it. The token that outlives the tab is the HttpOnly lae_rt cookie above, which page scripts cannot read.
Laetium does not use sessionStorage.
This data stays on your device. Clearing site data in your browser removes all of it, and signs you out.
5. Your Cookie Choices
Strictly necessary cookies cannot be disabled. The Service requires them to function. You can block them via your browser settings, but doing so will prevent you from logging in or using the Service.
The cookie banner offers Analytics and Marketing categories. Laetium records your answer, and it currently switches nothing on or off: no analytics or marketing scripts are loaded and no cookies are set in either category. The answer is kept so it applies the day that changes, and so Laetium can prove what you chose.
Settings → Privacy & Data in the dashboard covers a different thing: exporting your account data and deleting your account.
Most browsers allow you to:
- View cookies set by a website
- Block all or specific cookies
- Delete cookies when you close the browser
Browser-specific instructions:
6. Do Not Track
Some browsers send a "Do Not Track" (DNT) signal. Laetium does not read it: every cookie set here is strictly necessary and there is no tracking to turn off. Laetium will honour DNT before loading anything optional.
7. Changes to This Policy
Laetium may update this Cookie Policy from time to time. When material changes are made, the "Last updated" date is updated and, where appropriate, you are notified via email or in-app notice.
8. Contact
Questions about the use of cookies? Email privacylaetium@doombringerz.com.
See also the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.