Legal
Privacy Policy
Draft / placeholder. Replace this entire page with a privacy policy that matches how you actually process data before you invite real customers. Until then, treat it as internal documentation only.
Who we are
This policy describes how Cogrova (cogrova.com) handles personal data when you use our website and workspace product. Insert your legal entity name, address, and contact details here.
Data we process
Typical categories may include account identifiers (such as email), authentication data, workspace configuration, content you upload, and technical logs required to run the service. List the exact categories you collect and why.
Cookies, analytics & advertising
On public pages of cogrova.com (not inside private workspaces), we may use cookies and similar technologies when you accept our cookie banner. These help us measure marketing performance and improve the site. Depending on your choices and our configuration, providers may include:
- Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager aggregated usage statistics and campaign attribution.
- Google AdSense advertising on marketing pages where enabled; see Google's ad policies and your ad personalization choices at adssettings.google.com.
- LinkedIn Insight Tag conversion and audience measurement for LinkedIn campaigns.
- PostHog product analytics (page views and feature usage) when you accept cookies.
- Vercel Web Analytics privacy-friendly traffic metrics on our hosting platform (no advertising cookies).
- Meta Pixel optional measurement for Meta/Instagram ads when configured.
You can decline non-essential cookies via the banner. Essential cookies required for sign-in, security, and billing (for example session and Stripe checkout) still apply when you use the product. Workspace routes are not indexed by search engines and marketing tags do not run there.
Legal bases & retention
For EU/UK users, identify your legal bases under GDPR (contract, legitimate interests, consent where needed) and how long you keep each category of data.
International transfers
If personal data leaves the EEA, describe safeguards (for example Standard Contractual Clauses) and how users can obtain copies.
Your rights
Explain how users can access, correct, delete, or export data, and how to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. Provide a contact channel — for example Contact.
Updates
State how you will notify users of material changes and when this policy was last revised.