Cookie Policy

Last updated: September 10, 2026

1. Cookies and similar storage

Dmooji LLC operates RiseMore. We use cookies, local storage, session storage, and IndexedDB to support the Service and understand usage. Cookies are small values stored by your browser; other browser storage can persist separately from cookies. This Policy should be read with our Privacy Policy.

2. Sign-in and preferences

  • Firebase authentication storage, including IndexedDB, keeps you signed in across visits until you sign out, clear storage, or the session is invalidated.
  • cc_cookie_risemore stores your cookie preferences, normally for 182 days.
  • NEXT_LOCALE records the site locale for up to one year. English is the currently supported interface language.

These functions support account access and site preferences. Blocking authentication storage can prevent sign-in. Clearing cookies alone may leave IndexedDB or local storage intact.

3. Referral, attribution, analytics, and diagnostics

  • risemore_ref stores an affiliate referral code for 30 days when you follow a referral link. It is used to attribute signups and commissions.
  • risemore_attribution_visitor_id is stored in a first-party cookie for up to one year and in local storage. Related risemore_attribution_ visit and recording keys are also stored locally. Visit state refreshes after 30 minutes of inactivity; local storage remains until cleared or replaced.
  • Google Analytics, loaded through Google Tag Manager, uses cookies such as _ga and _ga_* to distinguish visitors and measure usage and conversions. Their lifetime depends on Google's configuration and may be up to two years.
  • Sentry collects error logs, performance diagnostics, and sampled session replays in production. It may use session storage or other identifiers; their duration depends on the diagnostic feature and browser.

Referral and acquisition measurement serve marketing and program administration purposes; they are separate from storage needed to sign in. We connect visitor and visit identifiers with landing pages, referrers, campaign parameters, and later signup, trial, or purchase events. These records can become associated with your account even though the identifier itself contains no name or email.

4. Your controls and their limits

Cookie Settings in the site footer opens our preference panel. Declining analytics stores your preference and clears known Google Analytics cookies matching _ga or _gid. The panel does not currently stop all analytics requests or control first-party referral and attribution storage or Sentry diagnostics. It should not be treated as a switch that disables all tracking. The banner is not shown on public share pages.

You can block or clear cookies and other site data in your browser settings and use browser tracking protections. Clear local storage and IndexedDB as well as cookies if you want to remove locally stored identifiers. This may sign you out or reset preferences, and storage may be recreated when you return. Clearing browser data does not delete records already received by us or providers.

Connected platforms, payment pages, and external sites may use their own cookies under their policies. Contact us for privacy or deletion requests that browser settings cannot address.

5. Changes and contact

We will update this page and its date when our use of cookies or controls changes. For questions about cookies or your privacy choices, contact: