Cookie Policy

1.Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how PostSmith uses cookies and related technologies when users access:

• The PostSmith website
• The PostSmith dashboard
• APIs and integrations
• Waitlist systems
• Authentication flows
• Analytics systems
• Platform functionality

This Cookie Policy should be read together with the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

By continuing to use PostSmith, users acknowledge the use of cookies and related technologies as described in this policy.

2.Company Information

3.What Are Cookies

Cookies are small text files stored on a user's browser or device when visiting a website or using online services.

Cookies help platforms:

• Authenticate users
• Maintain sessions
• Remember preferences
• Improve security
• Analyze performance
• Enable integrations
• Optimize functionality

PostSmith may also use related technologies including local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, SDK identifiers, API session identifiers, and web beacons. For simplicity, all such technologies may be referred to as “cookies” in this policy.

4.Types Of Cookies We Use

5.Third-Party Cookies

Certain third-party providers may place cookies or related technologies through PostSmith services. Examples may include providers supporting analytics, payments, AI infrastructure, authentication, cloud hosting, CDN services, security monitoring, and social integrations — such as Google, Stripe, Cloudflare, Meta, LinkedIn, OpenAI, and additional infrastructure providers.

Third-party providers maintain their own policies and practices regarding cookies and tracking technologies.

6.How Cookies Are Used

Cookies may be used to:

• Authenticate users
• Maintain login sessions
• Protect infrastructure
• Improve platform performance
• Analyze usage trends
• Enable integrations
• Synchronize publishing systems
• Remember user settings
• Detect abuse or fraud
• Maintain operational reliability
• Support AI and automation workflows
• Monitor API health and performance

7.Social Media & Embedded Integrations

PostSmith may interact with external social media APIs and services. External platforms may independently use cookies or related technologies during authentication, OAuth authorization, embedded content rendering, analytics synchronization, publishing workflows, and social media integrations.

Users remain subject to the cookie and privacy policies of connected third-party platforms.

8.AI Systems & Operational Telemetry

Certain AI-assisted systems may use temporary session technologies for prompt continuity, workflow context, infrastructure stability, request processing, usage balancing, and operational diagnostics.

These systems help maintain performance and reliability of AI-powered features.

9.Managing Cookies

Most browsers allow users to:

• Block cookies
• Delete stored cookies
• Restrict tracking
• Disable third-party cookies
• Clear local storage
• Configure browser privacy settings

Disabling cookies may impact login functionality, platform stability, connected integrations, session persistence, AI workflows, dashboard functionality, and publishing systems.

Users may need certain essential cookies enabled for PostSmith to function properly.

10.Browser Controls

Users may manage cookies through browser settings including Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Arc, and mobile browsers.

Browser functionality and cookie management options vary depending on the platform and device.

11.Do Not Track Signals

Some browsers support “Do Not Track” (DNT) signals. Because industry standards remain inconsistent, PostSmith may not respond uniformly to all DNT signals.

Users may still manage cookie behavior directly through browser settings.

12.Data Retention

Cookies may persist for different durations depending on functionality. Examples include session cookies that expire automatically, persistent cookies for preferences, security cookies for authentication continuity, and operational cookies supporting integrations.

Retention periods vary depending on technical and operational requirements.

13.International Users

PostSmith infrastructure and third-party providers may process cookie-related data across multiple jurisdictions, including the United States.

By using the platform, users acknowledge potential international processing and storage of operational data.

14.Changes To This Cookie Policy

PostSmith may update this Cookie Policy periodically. Updates may occur due to platform changes, new integrations, legal requirements, infrastructure updates, or security improvements.

Material updates may be communicated through website notices, dashboard notifications, and email communications. Continued use of PostSmith after updates constitutes acceptance of the revised Cookie Policy.

15.Contact Information

Questions regarding this Cookie Policy may be directed to:

16.Final Statement

PostSmith uses cookies and related technologies to maintain secure authentication, reliable integrations, operational stability, AI-powered workflows, and structured publishing functionality across connected platforms.

The platform is designed to balance usability, infrastructure reliability, integration continuity, and privacy-conscious operational practices as the system evolves.