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Cookie Policy

v2 ·

Effective: 22 May 2026. Version 2.

This page describes the cookies and local-storage TrackJet uses, why we use them, and how to control them. The short version: TrackJet uses ONE strictly-necessary cookie for form-submission security; everything else is opt-in and feature-driven. There are no cross-site tracking cookies.

A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store. The browser sends it back on subsequent requests so the site can recognise you, keep you logged in, or remember preferences. Local storage works similarly but lives on your device only — it is never sent to a server.

2. Cookies and storage TrackJet uses #

Strictly necessary

Functional — only on features you actively use

Consent-gated third-party cookies

3. What TrackJet does NOT use #

  • No cross-site tracking cookies.
  • No analytics cookies (no Google Analytics, no Plausible, no Matomo — TrackJet does its own privacy-first server-side analytics with daily-rotating salts; see /privacy).
  • No social-media share/like trackers.
  • No "fingerprinting" libraries.

4. How to control cookies #

Inside TrackJet

The cookie banner at the bottom of every page lets you accept, decline, or fine-tune categories. Your choice is remembered for 12 months. Click the small "Cookies" link in the footer to reopen it.

In your browser

All modern browsers let you block cookies globally or per site. The exact steps vary; the official guides:

Blocking the strictly-necessary cookies will break form submission — that's why they exist. Blocking the functional ones means "my TrackJet" and the theme toggle stop persisting between sessions.

5. Changes to this policy #

Material changes are announced via the "Effective" date at the top of this page. The previous version is preserved in the admin audit log so you can see what changed.

6. Contact #

For cookie or privacy questions: [email protected]. See the full /privacy page for everything else.