Cookie Policy

Effective date: July 22, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Intuition Systems, Inc. uses cookies, browser storage, and related network services in the Intuition web application. It describes current application behavior and should be read with our Privacy Policy.

1. Storage needed for the Service

The following storage supports sign-in, security, wallet connection, interface preferences, and remembering your privacy choice. Turning it off in your browser may prevent parts of the Service from working.

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Strictly necessary browser storage and network services
Purpose	Implementation-verified behavior
Authentication	Better Auth uses first-party session and session-cache cookies when you sign in. Cookie names vary by environment, so this policy does not list a fixed name.
Wallet connection	wagmi and RainbowKit use first-party browser or cookie state to reconnect a wallet and hydrate connection state safely.
Display and product preferences	Local or session storage remembers settings such as display density, theme, layout, recent searches, onboarding progress, drafts, and feed preferences.
Consent record	The first-party `intuition_cookie_consent` cookie stores your versioned choice for about six months and can be shared across production Intuition subdomains. It is host-only outside the exact production domain.
Error and performance monitoring	When configured, Sentry receives application errors and sampled performance traces. The current integration does not configure session replay or advertising features.

2. Optional analytics

PostHog analytics stays unloaded until you grant Analytics in Cookie settings. After you grant it, the application loads PostHog, stores PostHog-owned values in local storage, and sends custom usage and page-view events through Intuition's /api/ph proxy to PostHog. The current configuration disables automatic DOM capture and session replay.

If a wallet is already connected after you grant Analytics, PostHog receives a salted hash derived from the wallet address rather than the raw address. Withdrawing consent stops capture and removes PostHog-owned first-party storage. We do not state a PostHog retention period here because the application configuration does not define one.

3. First-party product events

Feed surfaces may create a temporary random feed-event identifier in session storage, including before sign-in. When you are signed in, feed interactions may also be sent to Intuition's own recommendation service and associated with the authenticated account. This first-party product pipeline is separate from PostHog and is not controlled by the Analytics switch.

4. External services

Normal application pages request Inter and JetBrains Mono stylesheets from Google Fonts. Those requests disclose ordinary connection data, such as an IP address and browser information, to the font provider.

The wallet connection interface registers supported wallet software, including Rabby, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, injected wallets, and WalletConnect when configured. When you choose a wallet, that provider may use its own storage and network services under its policy.

Item surfaces may request images from external media URLs. If you choose to play a YouTube video, Intuition loads a privacy-enhanced player frame from YouTube's youtube-nocookie.com domain. The provider then receives ordinary connection and device data and may use storage under its own policy. Opening other external links takes you to the provider's site.

5. Your choices

You can accept, reject, or change Analytics at any time through Cookie settings in an Intuition footer or account settings. If your browser reports Global Privacy Control, Analytics is denied even if an earlier cookie recorded a grant. Do Not Track is not treated as Global Privacy Control. If cookies are unavailable, your choice can apply for the current page session but cannot be remembered after a reload.

6. Contact

Questions about this inventory can be sent to [email protected].