This page explains what cookies are, why Track-Pad uses them, and how to switch them off if you want to.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file a website saves on your device. It remembers things like whether you already filled in a form, or which page sent you here. Nothing in a cookie identifies you by name.

Why we use them

Three reasons, and nothing beyond them.

Essential cookies keep the site running. They hold your form entries and block spam and abuse. Without these, the site stops working properly.

Analytics cookies show us which pages get read, how long people stay, and where our traffic comes from, so we know what to improve.

Advertising cookies measure our own ad campaigns and let us show ads to people who have already visited the site.

Cookies set by other companies

Some cookies on our site come from platforms we use rather than from us. That includes analytics and ad platforms such as Google, Meta, and TikTok, and our booking tool when you schedule a call.

Those companies set their own rules for the data they collect. If you want to limit ad personalisation, the fastest route is the ad settings page inside your own Google, Meta, or TikTok account.

Turning cookies off

Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, and the rest all let you clear cookies or refuse them from the settings menu. Most browsers also have a private browsing mode that drops them when you close the window.

Just know that switching off the essential ones will break parts of this site, including the contact form.