Cookie Policy

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a website places in your browser when you visit. They allow the website to recognise your browser on subsequent visits and remember information about your session. Similar technologies — such as localStorage and sessionStorage — serve comparable purposes and are covered by this policy.

2. Cookies Nabi Uses

Strictly necessary (cannot be disabled)

• Session cookie — keeps you logged in as you navigate between pages. Without this you would need to sign in on every page load.
• CSRF token — protects forms and actions against cross-site request forgery attacks.
• Onboarding flag — stored in localStorage; records that you have completed or skipped the onboarding flow so you are not shown it again.
• Guest session cookie — if you browse as a guest, a temporary cookie records that state so you are not redirected to the login page on every navigation.
• Theme preference — stores your chosen colour theme (light / dark / system) in localStorage so your preference persists across sessions.

Functional

• Cart & favourites — items you add to your cart or save as favourites are stored locally so they persist if you close and reopen the app.
• Search history — recent search terms you have entered are stored in localStorage to power the autocomplete suggestions in the search bar. This data never leaves your device.

Analytics (optional)

We may use privacy-respecting analytics tools in the future to understand how users navigate Nabi in aggregate — for example, which pages are most visited or where users drop off in the checkout flow. If and when we do, we will update this policy and add an opt-out mechanism.

We do not currently use any third-party advertising or tracking cookies.

3. Third-Party Cookies

Paystack— when you reach the payment step, Paystack's payment widget may set its own cookies to secure the transaction. These are governed by Paystack's own privacy and cookie policy.

Cloudinary— media served from Cloudinary (your product images and videos) is delivered via their CDN. Cloudinary may set performance or security cookies. These are governed by Cloudinary's policy.

Nabi does not control the cookies set by these third-party services and is not responsible for them.

4. Managing Cookies

You can control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to:

• View what cookies are stored and delete individual ones.
• Block all third-party cookies.
• Set the browser to notify you before a cookie is placed.

Note that disabling strictly necessary cookies (like the session cookie) will prevent you from staying logged in or using the checkout. Disabling functional cookies will mean your cart and favourites are not saved between sessions.

You can also clear localStorage through your browser's developer tools or application-storage settings.

5. Changes to This Policy

If we introduce new cookies or significantly change how we use existing ones we will update this policy and notify registered users. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page always reflects the most recent revision.