Cookies and local storage
This is a translation for your convenience. The Dutch version is legally binding.
Draft: this text is still to be reviewed by a lawyer.
In short: Kapitaaltrackr sets no cookies, uses no trackers and so shows no cookie banner. The app and the site do keep a few things in your browser's storage, because signing in and your settings would not work otherwise.
What we keep in your browser
| Name | Where | What for | How long | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
auth_token |
App (local storage) | Your sign-in key: without it you are not signed in | Until you sign out or end the session | Strictly necessary |
auth_user |
App (local storage) | Your name and settings, so the app opens straight away in your language and theme | Until you sign out | Strictly necessary |
kapitaaltrackr_theme |
App and site (local storage) | Light or dark, and your accent colour | Until you clear it | Functional |
kapitaaltrackr_locale |
App (local storage) | Your language (Dutch or English) | Until you clear it | Functional |
kapitaaltrackr_portfolio |
App (local storage) | The account you viewed last | Until you clear it | Functional |
kapitaaltrackr_intake_offered |
App (local storage) | Remembers that the setup questions were already offered | Until you clear it | Functional |
kapitaaltrackr_lang_hint |
Site (session storage) | Remembers that you closed the "also available in English" notice | Until you close the tab | Functional |
This storage falls under the same rules as cookies (article 11.7a of the Dutch Telecommunications Act). Storage that is strictly necessary for the service you ask for, or that only remembers your own settings, needs no consent.
The language of this site is in the page address (/en/… is English), not in a cookie.
Fonts from Google
The site and the app load fonts from Google Fonts. By its own account Google sets no cookies for this, but it does see your IP address. See the privacy statement.
Clearing the storage
Signing out removes your sign-in key. The rest you clear in your browser's settings ("clear site data").
If this changes
If we ever place something that does need consent, we will ask first, you will be able to refuse as easily as accept, and the service will work without it.