truuimage · Legal
Cookies
Last updated: 2026-07-29
Draft — not legal advice. This document was written by an engineer, not a lawyer, and has not been reviewed by one. It is a starting point, not a document anyone should rely on or be bound by, until a qualified lawyer licensed in the operator's jurisdiction has reviewed and approved it. Every value shown in [BRACKETS] below is a placeholder the operator has not yet filled in.
The short version
truuimage sets 3 cookies, all of them first-party, and all of them there to keep you signed in. There are no advertising cookies, no analytics cookies, and no third-party trackers — not as a policy choice we are asking you to take on trust, but because the application contains no such code to load.
We do not sell or share what these cookies contain, and none of them follows you to any other site.
Why there is no accept-or-reject banner
Every item listed below is strictly necessary: it exists so that the service you explicitly asked for — logging in to your account — can work at all. Under the ePrivacy Directive (Article 5(3)) and the equivalent guidance elsewhere, storage of that kind does not require prior consent, and the same conclusion follows under Canada’s PIPEDA, which requires that you be told clearly rather than that you opt in.
So what you see on the site is a notice, not a consent gate. We think that is the honest presentation. A banner with a “Reject” button would imply a choice that does not exist: refusing your session cookie does not give you a more private version of truuimage, it gives you one you cannot sign in to. If we ever add anything that is genuinely optional — analytics, for instance — this page and that banner both change, and nothing non-essential will load before you have agreed to it.
Everything we store on your device
- truuimage.session_token
Type: cookie · essential
Purpose: Identifies your signed-in session. Without it there is no way to know a request is yours, so no page behind the login can be served.
Lasts: 30 days, extended while you keep using the account
Set by: truuimage (first-party)
- truuimage.session_data
Type: cookie · essential
Purpose: A short-lived signed copy of your session so that routine page loads do not each require a database lookup. Cleared when you sign out.
Lasts: 5 minutes
Set by: truuimage (first-party)
- truuimage.dont_remember
Type: cookie · essential
Purpose: Present only if you chose not to stay signed in. It tells the server to end your session when the browser closes rather than keeping it.
Lasts: Until the browser is closed
Set by: truuimage (first-party)
- truuimage.cookie-notice-dismissed
Type: local storage · essential
Purpose: Records that you have dismissed the cookie notice, so it is not shown again on every page. Holds no identifier and is never sent to the server.
Lasts: Until you clear your browser storage
Set by: truuimage (first-party)
Payments, and what Stripe sets
Card payments are handled by Stripe Checkout, which is hosted on Stripe’s own domain. When you start a purchase you leave truuimage and land on checkout.stripe.com; any cookies Stripe sets there belong to that domain, are governed by Stripe’s privacy policy rather than this page, and are not readable by us. We do not embed Stripe’s scripts into truuimage pages, so no Stripe cookie is set on this site.
Turning them off
You can delete or block cookies for this site in your browser’s settings at any time. Because all of ours carry your session, blocking them signs you out and prevents you from signing back in — the public pages, including this one, keep working.
Signing out clears your session cookies immediately. Deleting your account, from Settings, removes the session records behind them as well; what happens to the rest of your data is set out in full on the Data Retention page. A session you simply abandon expires on its own after 30 days.
Questions
Resonix Labs (Canada) Inc. operates truuimage. Anything about this page, or about what we hold on you generally, reaches us at privacy@resonixlabs.io. The wider picture is in the Privacy Policy.