What stays on your device

Cookie and tracking notice

Version 2026-10-25 · in force from 25 October 2026

The cookies, local storage and third-party requests Nitro Console uses, and the one you can switch on or off.

Needed to work (always on)

Name	Where	What for	How long
Sign-in cookie	Cookie, HTTP-only, secure	Keeps you signed in and renews your session safely	Up to 30 days, or until you sign out
`nitro_user_session`	Local and session storage	Remembers your display name and avatar so pages load quickly	Until you sign out
Booking progress (`nitro_booking_flow` and similar)	Session storage	Keeps your place while you book and pay	Until you close the tab or sign out
Sign-in hint (`nitro_profile_auth`)	Local and session storage	Remembers whether you were signed in, so the right screen shows while a page loads	Until you sign out
Your choice (`nitroConsent`)	Local storage	Remembers whether you allowed usage statistics, and which version of this notice you answered	Until you change it, or until this notice changes
`nitroConsentSynced`	Session storage	Notes that your choice was already checked against your account in this tab	Until you close the tab
App cache	Service worker	Lets the site open quickly and work with a poor connection	Until updated

Razorpay sets its own cookies on its payment window to complete and secure the payment.
Cloudflare Turnstile runs a bot check on sign-in and sign-up.
Maps: the home page loads OpenStreetMap tiles and a map library from unpkg. These receive your IP address.

We do not use advertising cookies or trackers, and we do not share data with ad networks.

We ask once. Your answer is kept in this browser, and on your account when you are signed in, so signing in on another phone or computer does not ask again.
We ask again only when this notice changes (its version is at the top of this page). Indian law (the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023) does not require us to ask on every visit: a choice stands until you change or withdraw it.
Withdrawing is as easy as allowing: one tap in Settings → Privacy & data or on this page. The random ID is then deleted from your browser.

You can block or delete cookies in your browser. Blocking the sign-in cookie signs you out.

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