Cookie & Data Usage Policy

Tracking technologies are small data files and scripts that help websites function properly and understand how visitors interact with their content. These technologies serve different purposes, from remembering your login status to helping us improve our budget automation tools based on how people actually use them.

When you visit our platform, various tracking mechanisms collect information about your browser, device capabilities, and interaction patterns. This data helps us maintain site functionality, remember your preferences, and analyze which features of our financial planning tools are most valuable to users.

Our tracking approach involves several different technologies working together. First-party tracking helps us understand how you navigate through our budget automation features, while third-party services provide analytics about overall site performance and user engagement patterns.

We collect information about your device specifications, browser capabilities, and geographic location (at the country level) to ensure our financial tools work properly across different setups. This includes screen resolution data for responsive design optimization and connection speed information for content delivery.

The technical implementation includes local storage for user interface preferences, session storage for temporary data during your visit, and persistent tracking for features you've explicitly enabled. Our system automatically purges expired data according to the retention schedules outlined above.

Beyond our built-in controls, you can manage tracking preferences directly through your browser settings. Each major browser provides different methods for controlling data collection, viewing stored information, and clearing existing tracking files.

Mobile browsers offer similar controls, typically found within privacy or security sections of browser settings. Some devices also provide system-level tracking controls that affect all installed applications and browsers.