Cookie policy

Small storage. Your call.

What Tracify keeps in your browser, and what you can switch off.

Updated 16 May 20264 sections

The short version

Necessary

Login and security.

A small amount of storage keeps you signed in and the app working.

Optional

Analytics you can turn off.

Google Analytics 4 measures page views, and only while analytics is enabled.

Never

No ad tracking.

Advertising storage and ad personalization stay disabled.

In plain words

We keep only what login and security need. Analytics is optional and you can turn it off whenever you like without losing anything.

01

What we store

Tracify uses a small amount of necessary storage for authentication, security, and core application behavior. We use optional analytics to understand whether onboarding and product workflows are useful.

02

Your choices

Analytics is enabled by default, but you can turn it off at any time using the privacy preferences control. Turning analytics off does not affect signup, trace ingestion, dashboards, or support.

03

Analytics providers

When analytics is enabled, Tracify uses Google Analytics 4, provided by Google LLC, to measure page views and understand site usage. Advertising storage and ad personalization remain disabled. Google Analytics is not loaded when analytics is rejected before page load, and withdrawing consent sends a denied analytics-storage signal.

04

Necessary storage

Authentication sessions, security controls, and saved application state may be required for Tracify to work. These cannot be disabled through the optional consent controls.

More detail

Read how we handle data overall.

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