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Cookie policy

How Foundry uses cookies, local storage, and similar technologies on the app and marketing site.

Last updated 25 July 2026

Essential cookies from Clerk keep you signed in. We do not use advertising trackers on the Foundry app. You can manage non-essential cookies in your browser settings.

Essential first

Authentication cookies are required for the product. Without them, sign-in cannot work.

No ad trackers

We do not run third-party advertising pixels on the Foundry application.

Your browser, your choice

You can clear or block cookies in browser settings; essential cookies may need to be allowed to use the app.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, and SDK identifiers. We use them to keep you signed in, remember preferences, and understand product usage.

Cookie categories

Strictly necessary

Required for security, authentication, and core product function.

  • Cannot be disabled while using the signed-in app.
  • Includes Clerk session cookies.

Functional

Remember choices such as canvas style and editor preferences.

  • Stored locally where possible.
  • Disabling may reset UI settings.

Analytics

Help us understand feature usage in aggregate.

  • Not used for cross-site advertising.
  • May be disabled via browser controls.

Managing cookies

  • Use your browser settings to block or delete cookies.
  • Private browsing modes limit persistent cookies.
  • Blocking essential cookies will prevent sign-in and collaboration features.
  • For account deletion and related data requests, see our privacy policy.

Updates

We may add cookies when we ship new features (for example, additional collaboration providers). This page will be updated when that happens.

Related policies

Review the other legal documents that apply to your use of Foundry.

Need help?

Questions about cookie policy? Contact support@tryfoundry.app. For account access, include the email on your Foundry account.

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