This page covers the clize.ai website and the dashboard at /app: what they store in your browser, when it is read, and how to turn it off. There are no ad trackers on this site.
clize_ftThe first time you open a page on clize.ai, the page stores three things in a first-party cookie named clize_ft: the path of that page, the domain of the site that linked you there (empty if you typed the address), and the date. A typical value is /inbox/|www.google.com|2026-09-26.
It is not changed by later visits, it expires after 30 days, and only clize.ai can read it. It does not contain a query string, your IP address, device details or any identifier, and it is not sent to anyone else.
It is read once, and only if you create a Clize account: the sign-up request carries it, and it is saved with the new account so we can see which page brought you. Logging in to an account that already exists never changes that record. If you never sign up, nothing reads it.
To opt out, block or delete cookies for clize.ai. Sign-up works exactly the same; the source is recorded as unknown.
Visits are counted with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which works without cookies and does not follow you to other sites. It gives us page views and referring sites, not people.
When you log in at /app, your browser keeps your Clize key in local storage so you stay logged in. Logging out removes it.
Questions about any of this go to support@clize.ai, which is answered by the person who runs Clize.