Cookie Notice
Yes, NuruXplore uses limited cookies and similar browser storage. The current service uses them for authentication, security, and interface preferences—not advertising or cross-site tracking.
Essential cookies
NuruXplore uses a first-party session cookie to keep a signed-in user connected and associate requests with the correct server session. Laravel security mechanisms also use session and request-verification information to prevent unauthorized form submissions. These technologies are necessary to provide the account, workspace, and checkout functions requested by the user.
Browser local storage
- Authentication token: enables authenticated API requests from the dashboard and workspace.
- Theme preference: remembers light or dark mode.
- Remembered email: stored only when you select the “Remember me” option on login, so the email field can be prefilled later.
Local storage is not technically a cookie, but it stores information on your device and is therefore disclosed here.
Security check
The sign-up, sign-in and password-reset forms use Cloudflare Turnstile to tell people from automated programs. To do this it may use a small amount of browser storage. We use it only to protect those forms, not for advertising.
Language preference
If you choose a language on the website, we remember your choice in a first-party cookie called nx_locale for one year, so the pages open in that language next time. It holds only the language code, is set only when you choose a language, and is not used for advertising or tracking. When you are signed in, your choice is also saved on your account so emails and chat answers follow it. Clearing the cookie returns the site to English.
No analytics or advertising cookies today
The current NuruXplore application does not install advertising pixels, behavioral advertising cookies, or third-party analytics cookies. Because only strictly necessary storage is currently used, NuruXplore does not show a consent banner that would imply optional tracking. If optional analytics, advertising, or other non-essential storage is introduced, we will update this notice and add an appropriate consent control before activating it where required.
Your controls
You can delete or block cookies and local storage through browser settings. Blocking essential storage may prevent login, checkout, project editing, or other requested features from working. Logging out removes server authentication and NuruXplore also clears its locally stored sign-in token.
Contact
Questions about device storage can be sent to info@nuruxplore.com.