1. About this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how Tavriq Active LLC, operating publicly as Tavriq Active (“Tavriq Active,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), may use cookies and similar technologies on our Shopify website. It should be read with the Privacy Policy. The exact technologies active on the published website depend on Shopify settings, checkout configuration, enabled applications, analytics tools, and the visitor’s consent choices.
A cookie is a small text file placed on a browser or device. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage, and identifiers that help a website remember information or understand activity. Some technologies operate only for a browser session; others remain for a defined period or until deleted.
This policy describes categories and purposes rather than promising a fixed technical inventory. The site owner should review Shopify’s cookie scanner, installed applications, theme scripts, and any analytics dashboard before publication and after each material configuration change.
2. Technologies the website may use
Cookies
Shopify and enabled providers may use first-party cookies set through the Tavriq Active domain and third-party cookies set by an external service. Cookies can support session continuity, cart and checkout functions, fraud prevention, preferences, consent management, analytics, or advertising where enabled.
Local storage
The Tavriq Active theme supplied with this package uses browser local storage to remember whether a visitor selected dark or light mode. The stored value is a simple theme preference. It is not intended to contain a name, application content, coaching information, or payment data.
Pixels and tags
If analytics, advertising, or application integrations are later enabled, they may use pixels or tags to record page views, conversions, or interactions. Such tools should not be activated without reviewing disclosure, consent, and data-sharing requirements applicable to the intended audience and location.
3. Cookie categories
Support storefront security, network management, session continuity, cart, checkout, fraud detection, consent preferences, and other functions required to provide a requested feature. Blocking these technologies can prevent the website or checkout from operating correctly.
Remember choices such as visual preferences, language, region, or other optional settings. The light/dark theme preference in the supplied design is an example of a functional browser-storage use.
Help understand aggregated traffic, navigation, errors, and page performance. These tools may collect device information, approximate location, referral source, and interaction events. They should be configured to minimize collection where practical.
May be used to measure campaigns, limit repeated ads, or build audiences across services. Tavriq Active does not enable advertising cookies through the supplied Custom Liquid code. If the store later adds them, the consent interface and this policy should be updated before activation.
4. Shopify and third-party services
The website is intended for Shopify. Shopify may use technologies necessary to provide the storefront, security, checkout, customer preferences, analytics, and platform operations. Shopify’s processing is also governed by its own privacy and cookie materials.
Installed Shopify applications, payment processors, video services, scheduling tools, chat widgets, fonts, embedded media, and analytics providers may set or read their own identifiers. Tavriq Active does not control how an independent provider designs its technology. Before adding a provider, we should assess the purpose, information involved, retention, security, contractual terms, and whether consent is required.
The supplied pages load font styles from Fontshare and Google Fonts. Depending on deployment and browser behavior, requests to font providers may reveal technical information such as IP address and browser details. The store owner may instead host properly licensed font files locally in Shopify Assets if that is preferable for performance or privacy.
5. Your cookie choices
Where a consent banner is provided, you can use it to accept, reject, or customize optional technologies. A choice applies to the browser and device used and may need to be repeated after cookies are cleared or a different browser is used.
Most browsers allow you to view, block, or delete cookies and site data. Browser controls vary. Blocking all cookies may affect security, cart, checkout, theme preference, and other functions. You may also use device-level privacy settings or controls offered by a third-party provider.
Some browsers send signals such as Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track. The response to these signals depends on applicable law, Shopify capabilities, and enabled services. The store should configure available privacy settings consistently with its disclosures and actual practices.
Removing the local theme preference resets the site to its default visual mode. You can clear it through browser site-data controls.
6. Current supplied website code
The Custom Liquid package itself uses local storage only for the key “tq-theme,” which remembers the selected color mode. Intersection animations, the kinetic sphere, buttons, the live company-age counter, modal opening, form validation, and the demonstration success message run in the browser and do not need a tracking cookie.
The application form in the supplied code has no transmission endpoint. Form entries remain in the active browser page and are cleared after the demonstration success state. If the form is connected to Shopify Forms, email, a webhook, a CRM, analytics, or another receiving system, data collection and cookie disclosures must be reviewed and updated before the connected form is published.
The package does not add advertising pixels, social media embeds, heatmaps, session replay, or cross-site behavioral tracking. Other theme code and installed applications are outside this package and must be audited separately.
7. Updates to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when the website, Shopify configuration, installed applications, analytics, consent tools, or legal requirements change. The “Last updated” date identifies the current version. Material changes should be reflected in the consent interface where necessary.
A cookie inventory should be reviewed periodically and after installing, removing, or materially reconfiguring an application. Published descriptions should match actual behavior rather than relying only on an application’s marketing description.
8. Contact
Questions about cookies, browser storage, or website privacy may be directed to: