EFFECTIVE 2026-09-05
Cookie Policy
MarkSentry sets one cookie of its own. On its public pages, Google Analytics sets two more. This page describes each in full, along with what we deliberately don't set.
Our cookie
- Name:
marksentry_session - What it does: keeps you signed in to your dashboard.
- When it's set: only when you click "Sign in" or "Create account" on the verification page an email from us links to. Visiting the site never sets it.
- How long it lasts: 30 days, then it expires and you sign in again.
- How it's protected: httpOnly (scripts on the page cannot read it), Secure (sent only over HTTPS), and SameSite=Lax (not sent on cross-site requests).
Google Analytics cookies
- Names:
_gaand_ga_T00B4FBW0V - What they do: tell one visitor's page views apart from another's, so we can see which public pages get visited. We use them for that and nothing else.
- Where they're set: on the public pages only. Analytics is not started on sign-in, account, report, checkout, or dashboard pages, and it is switched off if you reach one of those from a public page. Google never receives your email, your watched assets, or your alerts.
- Where they're not set at all: for visitors in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, analytics storage is denied by default (Google Consent Mode). There, Google Analytics sets no cookie and runs cookieless.
- How long they last: 2 years, unless you clear them.
- How they're protected: first-party (set under marksentry.ai), Secure, and SameSite=Lax. Google's script reads them; that is how it works.
What we don't set
No advertising cookies and no cross-site tracking: advertising storage and ad personalization are denied for every visitor, and we run no advertising or session-replay scripts. There is still no cookie banner: our own cookie is strictly necessary and set only at your explicit request, and the analytics cookies are not set at all for visitors in the regions listed above.
Third parties
Google receives the page-view data described above, under Google's privacy policy. Checkout happens on Stripe's hosted payment page, on Stripe's domain, where Stripe sets its own cookies under Stripe's privacy policy. Our pages embed no other third-party script. Who else processes data for us, and what each one receives, is listed in the Privacy Policy.
Managing them
Signing out from your dashboard deletes our cookie immediately. You can clear any of them at any time in your browser's settings; everything except the dashboard works without them.
Changes
If we ever add a cookie, this page will list it before it ships, with a new effective date.