Last updated: September 2026
This page explains what cookies WritingNepal uses and why — kept short on purpose, since we don't use anything invasive.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small piece of text your browser stores when you visit a site, so the site can remember something about you the next time — like staying logged in, instead of asking for your password on every page.
What we use cookies for
- Staying signed in: so you don't have to log in again every time you open the app.
- Remembering preferences: things like your notification and sound settings.
- Basic security: verifying that requests (like sending a message or posting a Catch) are genuinely coming from you, not forged from somewhere else.
- Understanding site performance: basic, aggregated technical info to help us notice and fix problems.
What we don't do
We don't use third-party advertising or tracking cookies. We don't sell cookie data to anyone. Nothing here follows you around the rest of the internet.
Third-party cookies
A few features rely on outside services that may set their own cookies when you use them — for example, signing in with Google or Facebook. Those cookies are controlled by Google/Facebook's own policies, not ours.
Controlling cookies
Most browsers let you block or delete cookies in their settings. Blocking essential cookies (like the ones that keep you signed in) means some parts of WritingNepal — like staying logged in — won't work properly.
Questions
If you have anything cookie-related, please contact us here.