Your cookie choice.

What your browser stores

Cookies are small records your browser sends to the website. They support sign-in, authentication checks, invitations and your analytics choice. Local storage separately remembers interface settings you select.

With your permission Simple Fire loads Yandex Metrica, counter 113596513, to measure visits and advertising performance. The tag is not loaded without consent. Google Analytics is not connected. External services apply their own policies.

Necessary cookies

These cookies support sign-in you request, security and saving your choice. Rejecting analytics does not turn them off. On HTTPS their names start with __Host-, they use Secure and HttpOnly, are unavailable to JavaScript and are not shared with other domains.

• aog_web_v2 and aog_miniapp_v2 — dashboard and Telegram Mini App sign-in. The cookie lasts no more than 90 days from the original sign-in; the server ends access after 30 days without visits even if the browser still holds it. Activity renews access only within those 90 days. Signing out or revoking a device ends its session immediately. Earlier aog_web and aog_miniapp cookies remain compatible until the next sign-in; their expiry renews within the same limits.
• aog_google — one-time Google sign-in confirmation: 10 minutes. SameSite=Lax supports returning from Google; the website issues its own session separately.
• aog_login — links a browser to Telegram sign-in approval: 5 minutes.
• aog_email and aog_miniapp_email — email verification: 10 minutes.
• aog_invite — signed invitation after opening a referral link: up to 30 days; removed after sign-in. It links an invitation to a first registration.
• sf_consent and sf_miniapp_consent — version, time and analytics choice: 180 days. It contains no name, email or account ID.
• The Mini App can use separate Partitioned cookies inside Telegram Web. Your choice applies to the current browser and its storage.

Optional visit analytics

Visits and page speed are excluded before consent and after rejection. With permission, sf_visitor (__Host-sf_visitor on HTTPS) stores a signed random browser identifier and first-touch category for up to 30 days. JavaScript cannot read it and it is not shared with other websites. The server stores only a cryptographic fingerprint to count a browser once per reporting period. This estimates browsers, not people; another browser or cleared cookies creates a new identifier.

Analytics contain the date, public path without parameters, source category (search, AI, advertising, referral, direct or other), device category (phone or desktop), and speed measurements sampled from 10% of page loads. Full referring URLs, search terms, IP addresses, dashboard content, passwords and messages are not stored in these analytics.

After a verified new registration, the first-touch source is linked to the internal account to compare registrations, payments and deliveries by channel. Names and email addresses are not included in channel reports. Visits, measurements and source links are retained for up to 180 days; the financial ledger is kept separately under the service rules. Withdrawing consent clears the visitor cookie and stops new measurements. Contact support to request data deletion. Anonymous totals cannot identify an individual visit.

Yandex Metrica

Counter 113596513 starts after analytics consent. Yandex receives browser technical data, IP, visited public pages and advertising campaign tags. Its cookies, including _ym_uid and _ym_d, follow Yandex retention rules. Session replay and click maps cover public pages only; inputs and the interactive demo are hidden. Workspace reports contain section names only, without screen replay, email, passwords, codes, messages, or user and TikTok identifiers.

Rejection or withdrawal stops new measurements and removes accessible Metrica cookies on this domain. This does not affect sign-in or scheduled sends. Data already collected by Yandex remains subject to its policies.

Settings, cache and notifications

Local storage remembers your theme (simplefire.theme and legacy simplefire.design), language (autofire.language), chat list size (simplefire.chatPageSize), and a postponed installation offer (simplefire.installLater, 7 days). Theme, language and list size remain until changed or cleared.

When you add the website to your home screen, the browser can cache a public offline page and brand images. The service worker does not cache your dashboard, API, conversations or sign-in cookies. Push notifications require separate browser permission; analytics consent does not enable them.

Change or withdraw your choice

The banner offers “Allow analytics”, “Necessary only” and settings. Both choices keep the website and dashboard available. Scrolling, opening a page or closing settings is not consent.

“Cookie settings” is available at the bottom of pages and in the dashboard. You can withdraw consent there. After 180 days or a settings version change, the website asks again. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, statistics are not collected regardless of a saved choice.

Clearing browser cookies resets your choice and sign-in. A different device or new domain needs its own choice.