How TickrScope uses cookies and similar browser storage. We use only strictly necessary cookies, and our website analytics are privacy-first and cookieless — they set nothing on your device and collect no personal data. No tracking, advertising, or cross-site profiling.
Reviewed June 2026. This describes the cookies and similar browser storage the TickrScope website uses during the beta. A full production cookie audit, confirmed provider list and storage durations will be completed before public launch and reflected in the Privacy Policy.
TickrScope uses only strictly necessary cookies, plus cookieless, anonymous analytics. We do not use tracking, advertising, retargeting, social-media, or cross-site profiling cookies, and we never use a cookie wall. Because we place nothing non-essential on your device, the website shows a short informational notice rather than a consent pop-up — there are no optional tracking cookies for you to accept or reject.
These keep the website working and, under UK PECR, do not require consent because the service you asked for cannot run without them. We currently use:
We measure basic website usage — page views, unique-visitor counts, referrer sources and anonymous performance timings — using a first-party method that sets no cookies and stores nothing on your device. No personal data is kept: unique visitors are counted with a daily-rotating, non-reversible value and held only as aggregate totals, so there is no per-visitor record, no cross-day or cross-site identity, and no profile. Because nothing is stored on or read from your device and no personal data is retained, this analytics does not require consent under UK PECR/GDPR. It exists only to keep the site reliable and useful.
TickrScope does not use advertising cookies, retargeting or social-media pixels, cross-site behavioural advertising, device fingerprinting, or cookie walls. If any profiling or non-essential storage were ever added, it would require a fresh cookie review, clear opt-in consent controls, and updated wording before activation.
Some third-party services set their own cookies under their own policies when you use them — notably Stripe (payments) and Telegram (the bot and Mini App). Our marketing website itself loads no third-party tracking scripts, and fonts are self-hosted, so simply visiting the site contacts no external advertising or analytics provider.
You can clear or block cookies and site data at any time in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary storage may make parts of the site unavailable, including private-site access and remembering that you dismissed the cookie notice.
Ahead of paid public launch, TickrScope will complete a production inventory of all cookies and storage, durations and providers, and align the final Privacy Policy, DPIA and processor list with the technologies actually used in production.