Cookie Policy
nudgepath.io
What cookies and comparable technologies do on nudgepath.io and the service screens connected to it — and how you stay in control of them.
Operator: KeepFlow L.L.C-FZ
Address: Meydan Grandstand, 6th floor, Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, U.A.E.
Licence / Formation No. 2646796.01 / 2646796
Effective date: 19 March 2026
Website: https://nudgepath.io
Primary contact: support@nudgepath.io
This policy is maintained in English; the English text is the working version published on nudgepath.io.
Here KeepFlow L.L.C-FZ (“KeepFlow”, “we”, “our”, or “us”) explains what happens with cookies and related technologies when you browse nudgepath.io, look at our marketing pages, or open certain parts of the Services. It works best read alongside our Privacy Policy.
1. What are cookies, anyway?
Small text files that a site or online service leaves in your browser or in your device’s local storage when you visit. Tags, pixels, scripts, SDKs, and local-storage objects can do much the same job, so throughout this policy “cookies” is shorthand for the whole family of such techniques, unless the context says otherwise.
A cookie can live for a single session — gone once the browser closes — or persist on your device for a set stretch of time or until you remove it. Some are set by us directly; others come from third parties working for us or supplying analytics, tools, integrations, or embedded services.
2. Why do we use them?
- to make the essentials work: page navigation, load balancing, signing in, security controls, and fraud prevention;
- to hold on to your preferences — language, interface choices, and the like;
- to see how visitors and customers actually use the Website and Services, so we can speed things up and smooth out the experience;
- to power demos, forms, integrations, chat, and similar embedded features;
- where allowed, to tailor content, gauge how campaigns perform, and support marketing or retargeting.
3. Which kinds of cookies show up here?
Strictly necessary cookies
Without these, the Website and Services simply would not run properly or safely: they handle sign-in, session integrity, form submission, network management, consent management, and fraud prevention. Being essential, they can be set without separate consent wherever the law permits that.
Functional cookies
These hold on to your settings — language, region, UI tweaks, and similar choices — so the site feels the same each time you come back.
Performance and analytics cookies
These let us recognise visitors, follow traffic patterns, spot the popular pages and features, diagnose problems, and improve the product. What they gather is typically aggregated or pseudonymous rather than something that names you personally.
Marketing and advertising cookies
Where relevant and legally permitted, these help track how campaigns perform, keep marketing from repeating itself endlessly, and surface content that fits you better — on our Website or on outside services.
4. Do third parties set cookies too?
Some do. Providers behind analytics, hosting, payments, embedded media, communication tools, support widgets, security services, and advertising may set their own cookies and similar identifiers, and whatever they gather falls under their own privacy and cookie notices, not ours.
We take reasonable care to pick reputable providers and to set up their tools in a privacy-conscious way — but we cannot steer every detail of how a third-party cookie behaves, so it is worth reading the relevant providers’ notices where that matters to you.
5. How do you give — or take back — consent?
Wherever the law demands it, non-essential cookies wait for your consent before landing on your device. Any cookie banner or preference centre we offer on the Website lets you set and revisit those choices.
Your browser and device settings offer another lever: block cookies, or delete the ones already there. One warning — blocking the strictly necessary kind can break functionality, lock you out of secure areas, or stop parts of the Website and Services from working at all.
6. What can your browser do about cookies?
Quite a lot: most browsers can show you the cookies they hold, delete them one by one or all at once, refuse third-party cookies, or shut out everything from a particular site.
Many can also wipe local storage and other saved site data.
Keep in mind that these choices stick to one browser on one device — switch either, or clear your data, and you will need to set them again.
7. What about “Do Not Track” signals?
Some browsers can send “Do Not Track” and similar preference signals. No single technical standard for reading and honouring every such signal has won universal acceptance, so our systems may not react to them uniformly — unless the applicable law says they must.
8. What happens when this policy changes?
As the law, the technology, or our own cookie usage shifts, we refresh this Cookie Policy. Material changes appear on the Website together with a new effective date.
9. How do you reach us?
Anything unclear about this Cookie Policy, or about how we use cookies and similar technologies? Write to support@nudgepath.io or post to Meydan Grandstand, 6th floor, Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, U.A.E.