Cookie Policy

What this policy covers

This policy describes what savra.ai, our marketing site, stores on your device when you visit it. Read it alongside our privacy policy, which explains what we do with the data afterwards.

The Savra product at app.savra.ai runs on separate software and is governed by the terms you accept when you sign up, not by this page. Anything you read here applies to the marketing site you are on now.

Cookies and the things that behave like them

A cookie is a small file a site asks your browser to keep and hand back on your next visit. Local storage does much the same job with no expiry date attached, and the law treats both the same way, so we list both below.

First-party items come from savra.ai. Third-party items come from another company whose code runs on the page, which today means Google and nobody else.

The three categories

Strictly necessary items make the site work. Without them a feature breaks outright, so there is nothing to switch off.

Preference items remember a choice you made, such as light or dark mode. Losing one costs you a click, not a feature.

Analytics items count visits and measure which pages people read. They tell us nothing about you by name, and they run unless you turn them off.

Analytics run unless you turn them off

savra.ai uses Google Analytics, through Google Tag Manager, to count visits and see which pages people read. It loads on your first page view, and a notice tells you so while you are reading. If you would rather it did not, the control under the table on this page turns it off, and no further analytics cookie is set.

This changed on 7 August 2026. Until then analytics loaded only after you pressed Allow. We are saying so plainly rather than editing quietly, because the previous version of this page promised the opposite and some of you will have read it.

That control is the only place to refuse, and it is always here. The notice on the site tells you analytics are running and links you back to this page; it does not carry a refuse button of its own. The control below always shows the current answer and always lets you change it, turning analytics off is permanent for this browser rather than for one visit, and the cookies stop being set on your next page load. The two Google cookies already on your device are yours to clear, and the section below explains how.

What we get is counts: how many people arrived, which pages they read, roughly where they came from. What we do not get is a name, an email address, or anything you typed. We do not run advertising tags, we do not sell or share this data, and advertising storage stays switched off whatever you choose.

Turning things off

Every browser lets you block or delete cookies, usually under Privacy or Site settings, and every browser lets you do it for one site instead of all of them. Clearing site data for savra.ai removes everything in the table, including your theme choice.

Blocking the strictly necessary items costs you two small things: roadmap upvotes stop remembering that you already voted, and signing in to our CMS stops working. Nothing else on the site depends on them, so the pages you came to read will render fine.

We honour Global Privacy Control signals, and Do Not Track as well. If your browser or extension sends either one, we treat it as a standing refusal of analytics: nothing from Google loads at all, you are never shown the notice, and we do not let our own page override it. You do not have to tell us twice.

When this page changes

We update the table whenever we add or remove a script, and the date above the table tells you when we last did. Changes that affect what we collect get a note here rather than a silent edit.

Questions

Email support@savra.ai or use the contact form. How we handle the data these items produce is set out in our privacy policy.