PixpAI Cookie Policy

Effective Date: March 20, 2026

1. Purpose and Scope

This Cookie Policy explains how Rovlid LLC uses cookies, SDKs, pixels, local storage, and similar technologies, together referred to in this Policy as Cookies, on pixpai.com and in in-app webviews or embedded web content controlled by PixpAI.

This Policy applies to web properties we control and to embedded website or webview content that we make available through the PixpAI service. It does not apply to third-party websites, apps, or services that are governed by their own privacy notices and cookie practices.

2. Relationship to Other Documents

This Cookie Policy supplements the PixpAI Privacy Policy and the PixpAI Terms of Service.

If this Cookie Policy conflicts with the PixpAI Privacy Policy on a question about personal data processing, the PixpAI Privacy Policy controls. Nothing in this Cookie Policy limits any rights you may have under mandatory privacy, consumer protection, or e-privacy laws.

3. Current Advertising Status

PixpAI’s current production release does not operate targeted advertising by default.

Advertising-related technologies and identifiers are disabled by default unless and until Rovlid LLC enables an ad-supported experience and obtains any notice, consent, or opt-out choices required by applicable law and platform rules.

If we later enable advertising, attribution, or similar ad-supported experiences, we will update this Cookie Policy and provide any additional notices or choices required before the relevant processing begins.

4. What Technologies This Policy Covers

This Policy covers technologies that store, access, read, write, or use information on a browser, device, or app environment, including:

4.1 Cookies, which are small text files stored in a browser or browser-like environment

4.2 Pixels, tags, scripts, or web beacons that help confirm requests, events, or page activity

4.3 Local storage, session storage, and similar browser-based persistence tools

4.4 In-app SDKs or similar technologies that collect comparable technical or usage signals

4.5 Mobile identifiers, such as Apple’s IDFA or Android advertising identifiers, where applicable and permitted

5. Categories of Cookies and Similar Technologies We Use

Depending on the surface, region, and your choices, PixpAI may use the following categories.

5.1 Strictly Necessary Technologies

These technologies are necessary for core site or service functionality and may include session state, security controls, fraud prevention, content delivery, load balancing, request integrity, and consent-state storage.

5.2 Security and Anti-Abuse Technologies

These technologies help detect suspicious traffic, prevent automated misuse, protect service integrity, enforce security controls, and reduce fraud or abuse.

5.3 Functionality Technologies

These technologies remember settings or choices such as language, region, accessibility, user-interface preferences, or similar configuration choices.

5.4 Performance and Analytics Technologies

These technologies help us understand service usage, site performance, aggregate engagement, reliability, and technical issues so that we can improve usability, quality, and stability.

5.5 Advertising and Measurement Technologies

These technologies may support attribution, frequency management, campaign measurement, or ad-related analytics where advertising or marketing experiences are enabled and where required notice, consent, or opt-out controls have been provided.

5.6 Consent-Management Technologies

These technologies record, store, and honor your choices about Cookies and related privacy preferences.

6. Why We Use Cookies and Similar Technologies

We use Cookies and similar technologies only as reasonably necessary for lawful, disclosed, and limited purposes, including to:

6.1 Operate and secure pixpai.com and related web content

6.2 Maintain session continuity and remember essential settings

6.3 Prevent fraud, abuse, unauthorized access, and security incidents

6.4 Measure technical performance, uptime, and reliability

6.5 Understand aggregate usage and improve design, usability, and content

6.6 Store and respect your consent and privacy choices

6.7 Support advertising, attribution, or marketing measurement only where such functionality is enabled and legally permitted

7. Legal Bases and Regional Compliance

Where local law requires consent for non-essential Cookies or similar technologies, we seek that consent before activating them.

7.1 EEA, UK, and Switzerland

In the EEA, UK, and Switzerland, we request consent for non-essential Cookies and similar technologies and provide a preferences interface that allows users to accept, reject, or customize categories. Essential technologies may still operate where permitted because they are necessary for the service requested by the user.

7.2 United States

We do not sell personal information for money. Where our use of certain Cookies or identifiers could be treated as sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising under applicable U.S. state laws, we provide opt-out mechanisms where required by law.

7.3 Brazil and Other Regions

In Brazil and other jurisdictions, we seek consent where required and otherwise rely on lawful grounds available under applicable law for essential technologies and other permitted processing.

7.4 Canada, Australia, and Other Countries

Where local law requires consent for certain categories of Cookies or similar technologies, we seek that consent. For essential technologies, we may rely on lawful grounds such as legitimate interests or equivalent legal bases where permitted.

8. Your Choices and Controls

You can manage Cookies and similar technologies in several ways.

8.1 Cookie Preferences

Where available, you can use the Cookie settings link or preferences center on pixpai.com to accept, reject, or modify non-essential categories.

8.2 Browser Controls

Most browsers allow you to block, restrict, or delete Cookies. If you block strictly necessary technologies, some features or portions of pixpai.com may not function properly.

8.3 Email Controls

If marketing emails include measurement pixels or tracked links where permitted, you can unsubscribe from those emails and can disable automatic image loading in your email client to limit pixel loading.

8.4 iOS Tracking Controls

On iOS, tracking permissions are controlled through Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework and related device settings where applicable.

8.5 Android Controls

On Android, advertising identifier controls may be available through system settings or platform-level privacy controls, where applicable.

8.6 In-App Webviews

Where PixpAI displays embedded web content in a webview, consent behavior may depend on your region, system settings, app configuration, and whether a consent interface is presented in that webview context.

9. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

Where legally required and technically feasible, we honor Global Privacy Control or similar valid browser-based signals for preferences related to non-essential advertising-related processing or legally recognized opt-out rights.

Browser Do Not Track signals are not consistently standardized or legally binding in all jurisdictions. Where Do Not Track conflicts with an explicit choice made through our consent interface, we may rely on the signal or choice required by applicable law.

10. Retention and Duration

Cookies and similar technologies may be session-based or persistent.

10.1 Session Technologies

Session-based technologies usually expire when you close your browser or end the relevant session.

10.2 Persistent Technologies

Persistent technologies remain until they expire, are deleted, or are otherwise removed. Typical durations may range from a short operational period to up to 24 months, depending on purpose, provider, region, and legal requirements.

10.3 Consent Records

We may retain records of consent status, preference choices, timestamps, region information, and related technical metadata for a reasonable period to demonstrate compliance, troubleshoot consent issues, and respond to legal or audit-related requests.

11. Third-Party Partners and International Transfers

Some Cookies and similar technologies may be set or supported by third-party providers acting on our behalf or, in some cases, under their own terms.

These providers may include infrastructure, content delivery, security, analytics, diagnostics, payments, support, or, if enabled in the future, advertising and measurement providers.

Where a third-party provider acts on our behalf, we use contractual and organizational measures intended to limit the provider’s use of data to the services they perform for us and to require appropriate protections.

Data collected through Cookies or similar technologies may be processed in the United States and other countries where Rovlid LLC or its service providers operate. Where required by applicable law, we implement appropriate transfer safeguards.

12. Security and Tag Governance

We use administrative, technical, and organizational measures designed to govern and reduce risk from Cookies and third-party tags.

These measures may include encrypted transmission where appropriate, access controls, least-privilege access, change review for tag deployment, periodic audits of scripts and SDKs, asynchronous loading where appropriate, and incident response processes for unexpected behavior.

We aim to minimize unnecessary third-party scripts and reduce external tag surface area where practicable.

13. Children

PixpAI is not directed to children under 13, or any higher age required by applicable law in the user’s place of residence.

We do not knowingly use Cookies or similar technologies to profile children for targeted advertising in violation of applicable law.

14. Mobile App Identifiers and SDK Governance

Mobile SDKs or app-side technologies may collect diagnostics, crash information, performance metrics, or similar service signals.

Where consent is required by law or platform rules, collection from non-essential SDKs or identifiers will be gated until valid consent or permission is obtained.

Where available, we configure technologies to reduce unnecessary data collection and to disable advertising personalization or tracking-related processing unless legally permitted and, where required, consented to.

15. Email Measurement

Where permitted by law, marketing emails may include measurement pixels or tracked links to understand delivery and aggregate engagement.

You can unsubscribe from marketing messages at any time. Transactional or service-related messages may still be sent where necessary for your relationship with PixpAI.

16. Site-Specific Cookie Information

We may maintain a live or regularly updated Cookie table for specific PixpAI domains or surfaces. That table may identify, where appropriate, the name, provider, category, purpose, duration, and first-party or third-party status of technologies used on a given surface.

Where available, that table may be accessible through the Cookie settings interface or by contacting us.

17. Consent Records and Audits

We may log and retain consent status, category choices, timestamps, region determinations, and related browser or device metadata to demonstrate compliance and respond to audits, regulatory requests, or disputes.

Such records are retained in accordance with our retention schedule and legal obligations.

18. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our services, vendors, legal requirements, or compliance obligations.

When material changes are made, we will update the effective date and provide additional notice where required by applicable law.

19. Governing Law

This Cookie Policy is governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States, except to the extent that mandatory law in your jurisdiction provides otherwise.

Nothing in this section limits rights or obligations arising under mandatory e-privacy, consumer, or data protection laws applicable to you.

20. Contact

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or your privacy choices, contact:

support@rovlid.com

21. Appendix A. Illustrative Examples

The examples below are illustrative only. Actual technologies may vary by region, device, browser, surface, consent state, and future product changes.

21.1 Essential and security examples may include identifiers used for consent storage, request integrity, session continuity, bot mitigation, or secure service delivery.

21.2 Performance and analytics examples may include identifiers used for aggregate measurement, performance telemetry, or service improvement.

21.3 Payments or checkout examples may include provider session identifiers reasonably required to support billing or purchase flows.

21.4 Advertising and measurement examples may include advertising or campaign identifiers only if such technologies are enabled in the future and only subject to legally required consent or opt-out controls.

21.5 Mobile identifiers may include platform-level identifiers or app-specific IDs used for diagnostics, analytics, crash reporting, or, where permitted, marketing measurement.

22. Appendix B. Partner and SDK Categories

For transparency, the categories of partners or SDK functions that may interact with Cookies or similar technologies can include:

22.1 Infrastructure and hosting

22.2 Security and anti-abuse

22.3 Analytics and diagnostics

22.4 Payments and checkout

22.5 Support and communications

22.6 Advertising and measurement, only if enabled in the future and only subject to applicable law and platform requirements

23. Appendix C. Consent Frameworks and Signals

Where applicable, PixpAI may support or interact with regional privacy and consent mechanisms, such as consent-management frameworks, platform signals, browser-based controls, and Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework.

If a legally recognized consent or opt-out signal applies and we are required to honor it, your valid selection in the applicable interface will govern the downstream behavior of the relevant technologies.