Cookie Policy
Everything Nivaronix stores on your device, what it does, how long it lasts, and how to turn the optional parts off.
Last updated: 6 August 2026 · Policy version: 2026-08-02-v1
Everything we store on your device
The rules here cover cookies and anything else stored on your device, so this list includes both. Nothing outside it is stored by us.
Name | Purpose | Type | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| session_token | Keeps you signed in | Cookie | Essential | 24 hours |
| nivaronix-cookie-consent | Remembers your cookie choice so we stop asking | Local storage | Essential | Until you clear it or the policy version changes |
| nivaronix-consent-subject | A random ID that links your cookie choice to our record of it, so you can review it in signed-in Privacy settings | Cookie | Essential | Until you clear it |
| nivaronix-consent-subject | A local fallback for the random ID that links your cookie choice to our record | Local storage | Essential | Until you clear it |
| nx_persona | Remembers which audience a link you followed was written for, so the wording stays consistent as you move around the site | Cookie | Functional | 1 year |
| nivaronix-nivaran-session | Keeps your conversation with the Nivaran assistant so it is still there if you reload | Local storage | Functional | Until you clear it |
| nivaronix-nivaran-bubble-seen | Remembers that you dismissed the assistant's prompt, so it asks once rather than on every page | Session storage | Functional | Until you close the tab |
| scanner_last_scan | Carries the domain you just scanned across to the next page so you do not have to type it again | Session storage | Functional | Until you close the tab |
| _ga / _ga_* | Distinguishes visitors for aggregate usage analytics | Cookie | Analytics | Up to 2 years (Google's default) |
We set no marketing or advertising cookies at all today, and no advertising trackers of any kind.
The categories, and your choice
- Essential — required for the platform to work: keeping you signed in, and storing your cookie choice itself. These are exempt from consent under the ePrivacy rules because the service you asked for cannot run without them, so they cannot be switched off.
- Functional — the four items that remember something you did on this site: which audience a link you followed was written for, your conversation with the assistant, that you dismissed its prompt, and the domain you just scanned. They are not behind the consent switch, because each one is storing the thing you just asked for rather than observing you, and none of them is read by anyone but your own browser. We would rather list them here and let you disagree with that reasoning than leave them off the page.
- Analytics — Google Analytics, which tells us in aggregate which pages are used and where people get stuck. Loads only after you accept analytics.
- Marketing — campaign attribution and personalized outreach. The option is offered, but we currently set no marketing cookies. The switch exists so that if we ever add one, it structurally cannot load without your prior consent.
How consent actually works here
Nothing optional loads before you choose. Analytics and marketing are wrapped in a consent gate that renders nothing at all until you have actively agreed, so on a first visit no analytics script is fetched, no Google request is made and no analytics cookie is written. Refusing is not a special case in our code; it is the default state before you answer.
The banner offers “Accept all” and “Reject non-essential” side by side, as equally easy buttons. Closing or ignoring the banner is not treated as agreement, and neither is scrolling.
When you choose, we record what you agreed to, when, and which version of this policy was in force — on our side, not only in your browser — because a record kept only on your device is not one we could produce if you asked us to prove what you consented to. If we materially change this policy, the banner asks again rather than assuming your old answer still covers it.
Changing your mind
You can withdraw consent at any time, and it is as easy as giving it was: use “Manage cookie preferences” above, untick the categories, and save. One click to accept, one click to take it back.
Withdrawal takes effect immediately, including in other tabs you have open — analytics is disabled at once rather than lingering until your next page load. Cookies already written stay on your device until they expire or you clear them, which you can do from your browser; they are no longer used after you withdraw. More about consent and your other rights is in our Privacy Policy.
Third-party cookies
The only third party that sets cookies through this site is Google, via Google Analytics, and only after you accept analytics. Google's use of that data is governed by its own privacy policy. Everyone else we work with is listed on our sub-processors page; none of them set cookies here.
Controlling cookies in your browser
Your cookie preferences above cover Nivaronix. Separately, most browsers let you see what cookies are set, delete them, block individual sites from setting them, or block all cookies. Blocking all cookies will disable features that depend on the essential ones — you will not stay signed in.
Changes and contact
We may update this policy from time to time. Changes are posted here with an updated date at the top of the page.
Nivaronix is operated by Pravin Gyawali, based in Butwal, Nepal, who is responsible for the cookie use described here.
Questions go to admin@nivaronix.com.
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