A transparent look at the small pieces of data that keep Qubold smooth.
This page explains the cookies and similar technologies used across Qubold, why they exist, and what changes if you disable them in your browser.
Last updated: May 18, 2026
Authentication, preferences, and analytics • Designed for low-friction client access
At a glance
A small, intentional cookie footprint.
Essential cookies power authentication for dashboards, client links, and admin access.
Preference cookies store settings like theme choice without affecting core access.
Analytics cookies help us understand product usage patterns with minimal scope.
Contact
info@qubold.comCore cookies stay minimal
Essential cookies are used to keep sessions secure and client access working as intended.
Preferences are respectful
We only remember settings that improve your experience, like theme selection.
Analytics stay lightweight
Optional analytics measure product usage, while marketing cookies measure ad and subscription performance.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device so a website can recognize your browser, maintain sessions, and remember settings between visits.
Why Qubold uses them
We use cookies to keep you logged in, remember useful preferences, and understand how the product performs so we can improve it.
Cookies we set
Current cookie inventory
| Cookie | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
frameflow_session | Essential | Maintains your logged-in session in the photographer dashboard. | 30 days |
frameflow_client_token | Essential | Authenticates client portal access via magic link. | 30 days |
frameflow_admin | Essential | Super-admin session for the admin panel. | Session |
__theme | Preference | Stores your dark/light mode preference. | 1 year |
_ga / _ga_* | Analytics | Google Analytics page journeys, product usage, and purchase attribution, when enabled and permitted by your cookie preferences. | Up to 2 years |
_fbp / _fbc | Marketing | Meta Pixel browser and ad-click identifiers used to measure registrations, trials, subscriptions, and purchases. | Up to 90 days |
frameflow_tracking_consent | Preference | Remembers your analytics and advertising cookie choices. | 180 days |
frameflow_tracking_attribution | Analytics | Stores campaign attribution and permitted provider identifiers for conversion measurement. | 90 days |
frameflow_tracking_events | Analytics | Temporarily delivers a verified signup or trial event to the browser; contains no name or email. | Up to 5 minutes |
frameflow_blog_attribution | Analytics | Connects the most recently read blog article to a later signup, trial, or paid subscription when analytics consent is given. Withdraw consent through Cookie preferences to clear it. | 30 days |
frameflow_blog_session (session storage) | Analytics | Groups consented article views, reading progress, shares, code copies, diagrams, and calls to action using a random browser-session identifier. | 30 minutes of inactivity; cleared when the tab session ends |
Managing cookies
Use Cookie preferences at the bottom of the page to accept or withdraw optional analytics and marketing cookies. You can also delete cookies through your browser settings. Essential authentication cookies keep your account secure; optional tracking choices do not block core functionality.
Policy changes
We may update this policy as we add, remove, or change technologies. Material changes will be communicated by email or in-product notice when appropriate.