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How I use cookies

Updated September 2026
When I first started building Zoravundeliato, I wanted the AI to pay attention to your workflow, not your browsing history, and that same principle shapes how I use cookies. This policy explains, in plain language, what small files I place on your device, why they exist, and which ones you can switch off without breaking the shortcut discovery experience. It is written with South African privacy expectations in mind, but I aim to keep it understandable wherever you are.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device to remember certain information over time. On zoravundeliato.sbs, they help keep you signed in, store your shortcut preferences, and provide basic analytics about how people navigate the AI assistant. Some cookies are set directly by me, while others may come from carefully chosen service providers that help with performance measurement or security. I avoid using more cookies than necessary, and I do not use them to read the content of your documents or messages.

I would rather explain clearly how Zoravundeliato uses a handful of cookies than quietly add dozens you never asked for; if a cookie does not earn its place, I do not keep it.

Types of cookies I use

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Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies keep zoravundeliato.sbs functioning at a basic level so that you can sign in, save your shortcut preferences, and move between pages without losing your place. I rely on them for core security features, such as preventing unauthorised access to your account and helping the site remember that you agreed to essential terms. Without these cookies, the AI shortcut discovery tool simply would not run reliably.

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Analytics and performance cookies

Performance cookies help me understand which parts of Zoravundeliato people actually use, so I can spend more time improving the right features. They collect aggregated information, such as which pages are visited most often or where a shortcut suggestion panel might be confusing, rather than tracking individual behaviour. I use this insight to refine the AI assistant and reduce friction, while avoiding any attempt to build detailed profiles of specific visitors.

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Preference and functional cookies

Functional cookies let Zoravundeliato remember small but helpful details about how you prefer to use the site. They may store choices such as your language, whether you have dismissed a banner explaining workflow observation, or how you prefer shortcut tips to appear. I use them to make repeated visits feel calmer and more predictable, rather than asking you to reset the same preferences every time you log in.

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Targeting and limited marketing cookies

At this stage, I do not rely on complex advertising networks or heavy tracking scripts, but I may use limited targeting cookies if I test simple, privacy conscious campaigns in the future. These would help me understand whether someone who clicked an advert actually reached key pages, without following them across unrelated sites. If I introduce this type of cookie, I will update this policy, keep its scope narrow, and ask for your consent where local rules expect it.

Your choices and control

You are entitled to decide how most cookies behave on your device, and I try to make those choices as simple as possible. Through your browser settings, you can block or delete non essential cookies, and you can usually set it to warn you before a new one is stored. Where I use optional analytics or functional cookies, I will ask for your consent and respect it, even if that means I learn a little less about how people move around the site. Because Zoravundeliato operates from South Africa, I also pay attention to local data protection rules and aim to give you clear contact details if you want to ask a question or raise a concern about how cookies are used here.

Practical cookie tips

If you are unsure which cookies to allow, a good starting point is to keep strictly necessary cookies enabled and review others in your browser settings. You can usually see a list of stored cookies, remove anything you no longer want, and tighten permissions without breaking essential access to Zoravundeliato or its shortcut suggestions.

Questions about cookies

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content@zoravundeliato.sbs
Zoravundeliato
Co-working Space, 163 Bree Street, Cape Town 8001 South Africa
Zoravundeliato

Zoravundeliato is my attempt to replace random productivity hacks with an AI shortcut assistant that quietly observes how you already work, then suggests practical macros you can understand and control. Built from South Africa with a focus on privacy, plain language, and honest expectations, it aims to make everyday computer tasks feel a little less heavy, one shortcut at a time.

Explore Zoravundeliato

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Key topics

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  • Data handling approach

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Co-working Space, 163 Bree Street, Cape Town 8001 South Africa

+27(21)7620918

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