Cookie Policy

Enaro uses essential cookies to run the service, plus product-analytics cookies on our public marketing pages to understand visitor behavior. We don't use advertising cookies, and we don't sell or share this data with advertisers.

Essential

• Session cookies — required to keep you signed in and to protect your account (set by Supabase, our authentication provider).
• Theme preference — a local storage entry that remembers whether you prefer light or dark mode. Stored only in your browser, never sent to our servers.

Product analytics

Our public marketing pages (this page and everything outside the signed-in app) use PostHogfor product analytics — page views, scroll depth, clicks on key links, and which marketing channel referred a visitor. This runs by default when you visit, and you can opt out at any time (see "Your choices" below).

If you create an account, PostHog links your earlier anonymous browsing on our marketing pages to your new account, so we can understand what leads someone to sign up. Once you're signed in, the app itself tracks only which features you click (navigation, uploads, confirmations) — never the actual contents of your reports or biomarker values, and never with session recording or screen capture. You can turn this off separately from Settings once you're signed in.

PostHog is a Trusted Service Provider under our Privacy Policy — it never receives your uploaded reports, biomarker data, or health information.

Your choices

• Use the "Cookie preferences"link in the footer of any marketing page to reopen the notice and choose Reject at any time — this stops future marketing-page tracking from that point forward (it doesn't delete analytics events already sent).
• Once signed in, use the product-analytics toggle in Settings to stop auth-shell click tracking.
• You can also control cookies directly through your browser's settings at any time.

Managing essential cookies

Because session cookies are strictly necessary to operate the service, disabling them will sign you out and prevent the service from working.