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PART ONE
Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Everything was in confusion in the Oblonskys' house.
The wife had discovered that the husband was carrying on an intrigue with a French girl, who had been a governess in their family, and she had announced to her husband that she could not go on living in the same house with him.
You can start writing on Free without creating an account. The main writing tools work directly on your device and are simple to use, so you can focus on your work straight away without any setup.
Compose is made for longer writing, not just quick notes. As your work gets bigger, using sections and a clear structure makes it easier to read, navigate, and edit.
Compose keeps evidence, references, and citations attached to your writing. Pro supports APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver, and IEEE, with options for footnotes, endnotes, or both.
Compose lets you add comments and suggestions for review. You can apply, reject, resolve, reopen, or reply to suggestions, and they will not change the live draft until you apply them.
Compose shows your recent recoveries and saved milestones in the Versions sidebar. You can keep named checkpoints like first draft, reviewed draft, or approved version without relying on memory or making duplicate files.
Free includes plain text, Markdown, HTML, and the native Compose format. Pro adds PDF and DOCX so finished work is ready to share, submit, print, or hand over without extra cleanup.
Pro lets you publish directly to connected platforms like WordPress, Ghost, and Campaign Monitor. Once your work is ready, you can move it to the next stage without rebuilding it elsewhere.
You can use Compose on your computer, tablet, or phone. It can also be installed on your device, so it works just like a native app.
Start writing in Compose without creating an account. Essentials gives you a private drafting space with the core tools you need to begin properly. Best for personal drafts, early ideas, and work that is not yet ready for paid export, publishing, or managed access.
Use Pro when a draft needs to become work you can submit, share, publish, or hand over. Best for people who need citations, review tools, version history, reliable export, and support for finished documents.
Use Teams when one or more people need Pro, but access and billing should be managed in one place. Choose the number of seats you need; the calculator shows the annual total.
For larger teams, educational institutions, or non-profit organisations, please contact us about procurement, onboarding, or invoicing.
Writing software should help people think clearly, not make them manage the tool before the work has even begun. Tolstoy Compose gives drafts a clean, private starting point and a practical path toward something ready to review, share, submit, or publish.
That principle shapes the product: calm screens, accessible controls, careful defaults, and features that appear when they are useful. Tolstoy Compose is being built for people and organisations who need writing software that respects the work, the process, and the responsibility of finishing well.
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Last updated: 27 April 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how Bhavesh Prabhakar handles personal data in connection with the Tolstoy Compose writing application, the Tolstoy Compose website, and related account, billing, support, integration, publishing, and installed-app features.
Tolstoy Compose is operated by Bhavesh Prabhakar, an individual based in England ("we", "us", "our"). You can contact us about privacy at hello@tolstoyworkspace.com.
For the purposes of applicable data protection law, including the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018, Bhavesh Prabhakar is the controller for personal data where we decide how and why it is processed. If EU or other local privacy laws apply to your use, this policy should be read together with any mandatory local rights that apply.
Compose is a local-first writing application. The ordinary drafting workspace is designed to store documents in your browser on your device, using browser storage rather than our servers. That local-first model is central to the product.
Document content may leave your device when you choose a feature that requires it, such as signing in, checking paid-plan access, requesting support, importing from or saving to a connected cloud service, exporting, sharing, publishing, or using a provider-specific delivery bridge.
We do not sell personal data. We do not use advertising networks, behavioural profiling, social media pixels, session-recording tools, heatmaps, or analytics platforms on this website or in Compose.
Compose may store document drafts, document snapshots, recent recovery data, saved version milestones, comments, suggestions, citation and source information, export and publishing state, clipboard history, appearance settings, language settings, sidebar state, device identity, account session data, integration sessions, OAuth state, and other interface preferences in browser storage on your device.
This storage may include IndexedDB, localStorage, sessionStorage, Cache Storage, and service-worker cache. Local browser storage is tied to the browser, browser profile, device, and website origin that created it.
Clearing browser site data, changing browser profile, using private browsing, replacing a device, disabling storage, or browser or operating-system failure may remove local documents and related recovery, version, clipboard, preference, and session data.
If you sign in or use account-linked features, we may process account and profile data such as your user ID, email address, name if provided, locale, sign-in state, selected workspace, and last-seen information.
For workspaces and Teams, we may process workspace names, workspace IDs, workspace type, membership records, roles, invited member email addresses, invite status, seat limits, seats used, plan type, billing status, scheduled plan changes, scheduled seat changes, and team defaults or standards configured in the app.
Compose may process device identifiers and device metadata, including device label, platform, browser, operating system, creation time, last-seen time, active or revoked state, and related security metadata. This is used to manage device limits, paid-plan access, revoked sessions, and account security.
Paid plans are processed through Stripe. When you start or manage a paid plan, we may send Stripe information such as your email address, name if available, plan, price identifier, quantity or seat count, workspace ID, user ID, customer reference, checkout metadata, subscription metadata, success and cancellation URLs, and billing-portal metadata.
Stripe handles card details and payment credentials. We do not receive or store your full card number, bank details, or payment credentials. Stripe may send us subscription, invoice, payment, refund, customer, tax, renewal, cancellation, and webhook information so that Compose can update account access and billing status.
If you contact us or use paid support, we process the information needed to respond. This may include your name, email address, subject, message, locale, current page, platform, IP address, user agent, account email, workspace ID, workspace type, workspace role, plan, plan status, billing cycle, billing issue code, refund eligibility information, and scheduled plan or seat changes.
Support email is sent through Resend. You should avoid sending sensitive document content unless it is necessary for the support request. If you do send document content or screenshots to support, we will process that material to handle the request.
If you connect Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, or Microsoft SharePoint, Compose may process the access tokens, refresh tokens where applicable, OAuth state, account metadata, file and folder identifiers, file names, selected files, document content, and related metadata needed to open, save, browse, or sync the content you requested.
Those services process your data under their own terms and privacy policies. You can usually revoke their access through the relevant provider account settings as well as by disconnecting the integration where Compose offers that control.
If you use publishing or newsletter features, Compose may process the document content, title, HTML, plain text, metadata, destination identifiers, account labels, credentials, API keys, OAuth tokens, publication status, schedule information, audience/list identifiers, segment identifiers, campaign identifiers, post identifiers, and provider responses needed to complete the action you requested.
Supported publishing destinations may include WordPress, Ghost, Blogger, LinkedIn, Mailchimp, Campaign Monitor, and MailerLite. Each destination processes data under its own terms and privacy policy.
Some providers need content to be available from a temporary URL before they can create or send a campaign. For Campaign Monitor, Compose may temporarily store prepared title, HTML content, plain-text content, metadata, and a signed content key in our backend so Campaign Monitor can retrieve the content.
That bridge is limited to the publishing action you requested and is designed to expire after a short period, normally up to 48 hours. It is not a general document-hosting feature.
| Purpose | Examples of data | Lawful basis | Retention / recipients |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account, workspace, device limits, and paid access | Email, user ID, workspace records, device metadata, session state | Contract; legitimate interests in account security and service reliability | Kept while needed for the account, workspace, device management, security, and paid access. Providers may include Supabase and Cloudflare. |
| Billing, subscriptions, refunds, tax, and accounting | Plan, price, seat count, invoice, refund, customer, and subscription metadata | Contract; legal obligation; legitimate interests in dispute handling and accounting | Kept as needed for billing, tax, audit, chargebacks, legal claims, and accounting. Provider: Stripe. |
| Support and contact | Name, email, message, locale, page, device/browser details, plan and workspace context | Contract; legitimate interests in responding to requests and improving support | Kept while needed to handle the request and related follow-up. Provider may include Resend. |
| Cloud-file integrations | OAuth tokens, provider account metadata, selected files, folder IDs, content and metadata | Contract, because you requested the integration | Kept or cached only as needed for the connected feature and your chosen provider settings. Recipients include the connected provider. |
| Publishing integrations | Document content, HTML, text, titles, provider credentials, destination IDs, campaign or post metadata | Contract, because you requested publishing or delivery | Processed as needed to complete the publishing action. Recipients include the selected publishing provider. |
| Campaign Monitor temporary bridge | Prepared title, HTML, plain text, metadata, signed content key | Contract, because the bridge is needed for the publishing action you requested | Normally expires within 48 hours and is not used as general document storage. |
| Security, abuse prevention, rate limiting, and infrastructure | IP address, user agent, request metadata, device/session state, security events | Legitimate interests in operating a secure and reliable service | Kept only as long as reasonably needed for security, reliability, fraud prevention, abuse prevention, and legal claims. Providers may include Cloudflare and Supabase. |
Where we rely on consent for an optional feature, we will ask for that consent separately. You can withdraw consent at any time, but this does not affect processing that happened before withdrawal.
You have the right to object to processing based on legitimate interests. You can object by contacting hello@tolstoyworkspace.com. We will stop the relevant processing unless we have compelling legitimate grounds to continue or the processing is needed for legal claims.
You have an absolute right to object to direct marketing. We do not currently send direct marketing emails or use advertising or behavioural marketing technologies. If that changes, we will provide a clear way to opt out.
Depending on where you live and the lawful basis for processing, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object to, or receive a portable copy of your personal data. You may also have the right to complain to a supervisory authority. In the United Kingdom, that authority is the Information Commissioner's Office.
Some rights may not apply to all data or all situations. For example, we cannot usually recover local documents that remain only in your browser after you have deleted or cleared them.
We use service providers to operate Compose, including Cloudflare for hosting, delivery, functions, security, and related infrastructure; Supabase for authentication and backend records; Stripe for billing and subscriptions; and Resend for support and transactional email.
If you choose to connect an external service or publish to a destination, the relevant third-party provider will receive the information needed to perform that action. We do not allow service providers to use personal data for our advertising or behavioural tracking.
Some service providers and connected third-party services may process data outside the United Kingdom or the European Economic Area. Where required, we rely on safeguards made available by those providers, such as adequacy regulations, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement or Addendum, Standard Contractual Clauses, or another lawful transfer mechanism.
You can contact us at hello@tolstoyworkspace.com for more information about the safeguards used for a particular provider.
Compose is not directed at children under 13. Direct consumer paid plans, purchases, and Teams administration are intended for adults aged 18 or over, or for authorised organisations acting through adults.
If you are aged 13 to 17, you should use Compose only with permission from a parent, guardian, school, organisation, or other responsible adult where required. You should not buy a paid plan or administer a Teams workspace yourself unless you are legally able to enter into the contract and have any required permission.
We use technical and organisational measures designed to protect personal data, including access controls, provider security features, and local-first product design. No internet service, browser storage system, or third-party integration can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
You are responsible for keeping your device, browser profile, email account, passwords, passkeys, connected-service accounts, and exported files secure.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. When we do, we will update the date at the top of the policy. If a change materially affects paid users or how we handle personal data, we will take reasonable steps to bring it to your attention where practical.
Questions about this Privacy Policy, personal data, or your rights should be sent to hello@tolstoyworkspace.com.
Last updated: 27 April 2026
These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern your access to and use of the Tolstoy Compose writing application, the Tolstoy Compose website, and related services (together, the "Service"). The Service is operated by Bhavesh Prabhakar, an individual based in England. You can contact us at hello@tolstoyworkspace.com.
By accessing or using the Service, creating an account, starting a paid plan, installing Compose, or using account-linked features, you agree to these Terms.
Nothing in these Terms affects any statutory rights you have as a consumer, including any rights that digital content or services must be as described, of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose, and provided with reasonable care and skill where applicable.
If a term in these Terms is not enforceable against you under applicable consumer law, the rest of the Terms will continue to apply as far as legally permitted.
Direct consumer paid plans, purchases, and Teams administration are intended for adults aged 18 or over, or for authorised organisations acting through adults.
If you are aged 13 to 17, you may use Compose only with permission from a parent, guardian, school, organisation, or other responsible adult where required. You should not buy a paid plan or administer a Teams workspace yourself unless you are legally able to enter into the contract and have any required permission. Compose is not directed at children under 13.
Compose is a local-first professional writing workspace for drafting, reviewing, versioning, citing, exporting, and publishing documents. Some features are available without an account. Paid or account-linked features may require sign-in, subscription checks, active-device management, third-party integrations, or server-side processing needed to provide the feature.
Feature availability may depend on your plan, browser, device, operating system, region, third-party providers, and whether you are using Compose as a browser app or installed progressive web app.
Compose is local-first. The ordinary drafting workspace is designed to store documents in your browser on your device. It is not a general cloud document-hosting service, and we do not promise to keep a server-side copy of documents that remain only in your browser.
You are responsible for exporting, backing up, and preserving documents you need to keep. Clearing browser site data, changing browser profile, using private browsing, replacing a device, disabling storage, or browser or operating-system failure may remove local documents, recovery records, version milestones, clipboard history, preferences, sessions, and offline cache.
Some requested features may send content outside your device, including support, cloud-file integrations, publishing, sharing, export workflows, and temporary publishing bridges.
You are responsible for keeping your account, email, device, browser profile, passkeys, passwords, connected-service accounts, and exported files secure. You must not share account credentials or bypass device limits, billing checks, access controls, or security systems.
Paid plans may include active-device limits. Compose may identify, count, and revoke devices to enforce plan access, prevent abuse, and protect accounts.
Current plan features, prices, billing periods, seat quantities, and taxes are shown on the website, in the app, at checkout, or in the billing portal. Paid plans may renew automatically unless cancelled before renewal.
Payments and billing management are processed through Stripe. Stripe may provide receipts, checkout confirmation, customer portal access, and billing records. You are responsible for ensuring that billing details and authorised payment methods are accurate and current.
You can cancel a paid plan through the billing portal where available, through the relevant in-app billing controls, or by contacting hello@tolstoyworkspace.com. Cancellation normally stops future renewals but does not automatically delete local documents stored in your browser.
If you are a UK consumer buying online, you may have a statutory 14-day cancellation right. Where the law allows, checkout may ask you to request immediate access to digital content or digital services and to acknowledge how this affects your cancellation rights. If statutory cancellation rights apply, we will honour them.
Compose also offers a 31-day refund window for paid plans unless a different refund term is expressly shown at checkout or required by law. This 31-day window is additional to any mandatory rights you have. Refunds, if approved, are returned through the original payment processor where possible.
To cancel using a written notice, email hello@tolstoyworkspace.com with your account email, plan, and a clear statement that you wish to cancel. You may use this model wording: "I hereby give notice that I cancel my contract for Compose. Ordered on: [date]. Account email: [email]. Name: [name]."
Teams plans provide managed Pro seats for a workspace. Team owners and administrators may manage seats, invites, roles, billing, and workspace settings, but Teams does not automatically give administrators access to local documents stored only in a member's browser.
Teams customers are responsible for making sure their users are authorised to use the Service and that their use complies with their own policies, laws, and obligations. Where we process personal data on behalf of a Teams customer as a processor, appropriate data-processing terms will apply. Teams customers should contact hello@tolstoyworkspace.com before using Compose for regulated, client, student, employee, or other third-party personal data if they require a data processing agreement.
You keep ownership of the documents, text, files, citations, sources, notes, comments, suggestions, exports, and other content you create or import into Compose ("Your Content").
You grant us the limited rights needed to provide the features you choose, such as displaying content in the app, processing support requests, exporting files, connecting cloud-file services, publishing to selected destinations, and using temporary delivery bridges where required by a provider.
You are responsible for Your Content, including its accuracy, legality, confidentiality, permissions, intellectual-property rights, citations, and publication or submission consequences.
When you import, export, download, share, or publish content, you are responsible for checking the output before relying on it. Export formatting, document conversion, citations, footnotes, endnotes, linked services, and publishing destinations may behave differently across browsers, devices, and third-party systems.
Once you send, export, publish, share, or upload content to another person, application, device, website, or service, that recipient or service may process it under its own terms and privacy policy.
Compose may integrate with services such as Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft SharePoint, WordPress, Ghost, Blogger, LinkedIn, Mailchimp, Campaign Monitor, MailerLite, Stripe, Supabase, Cloudflare, and Resend.
Third-party services are not controlled by us. They may change, suspend, rate-limit, reject, delete, reformat, or fail to process content. You are responsible for complying with their terms and maintaining your own accounts, credentials, API keys, permissions, and provider settings.
Some publishing providers require content to be available from a temporary URL. For Campaign Monitor, Compose may temporarily store prepared title, HTML, plain text, metadata, and a signed content key so Campaign Monitor can retrieve the content for the publishing action you requested.
This bridge is not general document hosting and is designed to expire after a short period, normally up to 48 hours.
You must not use the Service to break the law, infringe rights, distribute malware, attempt unauthorised access, interfere with security or availability, abuse infrastructure, misrepresent your identity, send spam, harass others, commit fraud, or publish or distribute content where you do not have the required rights or permissions.
We may suspend or restrict access where reasonably necessary to protect users, the Service, third-party providers, security, legal obligations, or payment integrity.
The Tolstoy Compose application, source code, design, interface, visual elements, name, branding, documentation, and associated materials, together with the Tolstoy Compose name and brand, are owned by Bhavesh Prabhakar or licensed to us and are protected by copyright, trade mark, database, and other intellectual property laws.
Nothing in these Terms transfers ownership of our intellectual property to you. You receive only a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to use the Service in accordance with these Terms.
Free users may receive limited or no individual support. Paid plans may include paid support as described on the website, inside the application, or at checkout. We do not guarantee any particular response time unless this is expressly stated in writing.
Compose is a writing tool. It does not provide legal, financial, medical, academic, publishing, compliance, or other professional advice. You are responsible for reviewing and validating your own documents before relying on them, submitting them, publishing them, or sending them to others.
We may update, modify, suspend, restrict, or discontinue parts of the Service. For material adverse changes to paid features, we will try to provide reasonable notice where practical and legally required. You may cancel your paid plan if you do not want to continue after a change.
We do not guarantee uninterrupted availability, error-free operation, compatibility with every browser or device, permanent preservation of local data, or that exports or publishing destinations will always behave exactly as expected.
The Service is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis, subject to the consumer and statutory rights section above. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we disclaim implied warranties and conditions that may otherwise apply.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or breach of any mandatory consumer right.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, we will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive losses, or for loss of profit, revenue, business, goodwill, opportunities, or anticipated savings arising from use of the Service.
We are not responsible for loss of local browser data caused by clearing site data, private browsing, device loss, browser failure, operating-system failure, user-controlled storage settings, or third-party provider failures, except where the law says we are responsible.
For business, professional, institutional, and Teams use, our total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Service is limited, to the fullest extent permitted by law, to the amount paid for the Service in the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim.
We will not be liable for delay or failure to perform where that delay or failure results from circumstances beyond our reasonable control, including infrastructure outages, third-party provider failures, cyberattacks, illness, legal or regulatory changes, natural disasters, or other events outside our control.
We may update these Terms from time to time. When we do, we will update the date at the top of these Terms. Continued use of the Service after changes are posted means you accept the updated Terms. For material changes affecting paid plans, we will try to provide reasonable notice where practical.
These Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales will have exclusive jurisdiction, except where applicable consumer law gives you the right to bring proceedings elsewhere.
If you have questions about these Terms, billing, refunds, or the Service, contact hello@tolstoyworkspace.com.
Last updated: 27 April 2026
This Cookies Policy explains how Tolstoy Compose uses cookies, browser storage, service-worker cache, and similar storage or access technologies. Compose is designed to minimise tracking and to keep the core drafting workflow local to your device.
Questions about cookies or browser storage should be sent to hello@tolstoyworkspace.com.
We do not use advertising cookies, analytics cookies, social media tracking cookies, affiliate tracking cookies, behavioural profiling cookies, session-recording tools, or heatmap tools.
The Service may still use strictly necessary or user-requested storage and access technologies required for security, delivery, local drafting, account sessions, paid-plan access, device management, integrations, publishing, recovery, and user preferences.
| Technology | What it is used for | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary Cloudflare cookies or identifiers | Security, bot protection, routing, reliability, and delivery | Set by Cloudflare according to the relevant security or delivery purpose |
| localStorage | Preferences, app state, selected workspace, auth/session information, device identity, integration state, clipboard history, and emergency save fallback | Until cleared, logout or revocation where applicable, changed by the app, or removed by the browser |
| sessionStorage | OAuth state, pending integration state, publishing sessions, and provider credentials or API details entered for a current action | Usually until the tab or browser session ends, or until the action completes or is cleared |
| IndexedDB | Local-first document storage, drafts, snapshots, recovery records, milestones, comments, suggestions, citations, sources, and metadata | Until you delete it, clear site data, change browser context, or the browser removes it |
| Cache Storage and service worker | Installed-app behaviour, app shell caching, static assets, and offline/reliable loading | Until app update, browser cleanup, service-worker removal, or clearing site data |
| Clipboard history | Local copy/paste workflow support inside Compose | Until cleared through app controls, overwritten by more recent clipboard entries, or removed by clearing site data |
| Campaign Monitor temporary bridge | Temporary server-side prepared title, HTML, plain text, metadata, and signed content key for a requested publishing action | Normally up to 48 hours |
This website and Compose are hosted using Cloudflare infrastructure. Cloudflare may set strictly necessary security and delivery cookies or similar identifiers to identify automated traffic, remember that a security challenge has been completed, protect the Service from abuse, route requests, and maintain reliability.
These cookies are used for infrastructure security and delivery, not for our advertising or behavioural tracking.
Compose may use localStorage for preferences and app state, including language, appearance, sidebar state, highlight colour, hidden export or publishing options, selected workspace, profile labels, auth/session information, device identity, integration session state, and clipboard history.
LocalStorage may also be used as an emergency fallback for document data or recovery state where IndexedDB is unavailable or a save cannot reach IndexedDB.
Compose may use sessionStorage for temporary state that should last only for the current browser session or tab. This may include OAuth state, pending integration information, publishing sessions, and provider credentials or API details entered for a publishing action, such as Ghost, WordPress, Mailchimp, Campaign Monitor, or MailerLite credentials.
Compose uses IndexedDB for local-first document storage and may store drafts, document snapshots, recovery records, saved version milestones, document metadata, comments, suggestions, citations, sources, and related document state there.
IndexedDB data is tied to your browser, browser profile, device, and website origin. Clearing site data or changing browser context may delete it.
Compose may use a service worker and Cache Storage to keep the app shell and supporting files available after the first load, improve reliability, and allow app-like launch behaviour. Cached files may include application code, styles, images, fonts, and other static assets.
Clearing browser site data or unregistering the service worker may remove this cache and require Compose to reload assets from the network.
Compose may keep a recent clipboard history locally in your browser to support copy and paste workflows. Clipboard history can contain sensitive text if you copy or paste sensitive material. You can clear clipboard history using the relevant app controls or by clearing site data.
Account sign-in, paid-plan access, device management, and connected-service features may store auth sessions, device identifiers, OAuth state, integration tokens, provider metadata, and related settings in browser storage. This allows Compose to keep you signed in, manage active devices, and reconnect to services you have chosen to use.
External providers may also set their own cookies or use their own storage when you authenticate with them or visit their websites. Those providers control their own cookies and storage.
We do not currently display a cookie consent banner because we do not use advertising, analytics, or other non-essential tracking cookies on this website or in Compose. Most Compose storage is necessary to provide the app, keep the local drafting workspace available, remember choices you make, keep you signed in, or perform features you request.
If we add non-essential cookies or similar technologies that require consent, we will update this policy and add an appropriate consent mechanism before using them.
You can control, restrict, and delete cookies and site data through your browser settings. You may also be able to inspect or clear storage for tolstoycompose.com and app.tolstoycompose.com separately, depending on your browser.
Before clearing site data for Compose, export or back up any documents you want to keep. Clearing site data may delete local drafts, recovery records, version milestones, clipboard history, preferences, integration sessions, device state, account sessions, and offline app cache.
We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time. When we do, we will update the date at the top of this policy.
If you have questions about our use of cookies or browser storage, contact hello@tolstoyworkspace.com.