Cookie policy

Last updated 31 October 2026

In short: TRACKR uses no advertising or tracking cookies. Our own code sets no cookies at all. The one cookie on trackrdaily.com is a security cookie from Cloudflare, our host. We keep a few items in your browser’s storage to keep you signed in and to remember settings you chose.

What we store

Browser storage works like a cookie that never leaves your device on its own, so we list it here too.

Name	Set by	Why	How long
`cf_clearance` Cookie	Cloudflare	Records that your browser passed Cloudflare’s automatic bot check, which protects TRACKR from abuse and attacks. Strictly necessary.	Short-lived; renewed by Cloudflare as you browse
`sb-…-auth-token` Local storage	TRACKR (sign-in by Supabase)	Keeps you signed in. Holds your session, which is sent to our API with each request. Strictly necessary.	Until you sign out
`sb-…-auth-token-code-verifier` Local storage	TRACKR (sign-in by Supabase)	A one-time value that completes Google sign-in securely. Strictly necessary.	Removed once you’re signed in
`trackr-invite-token` Local storage	TRACKR	Holds an invitation while Google sign-in takes you away and back, so the invitation is still there when you return.	Until the invitation is accepted
`trackr-invitations-seen` Session storage	TRACKR	Remembers that you’ve seen your pending invitations, so they show as a banner instead of a full page.	Until you close the tab
`trackr.builder.library-width` Local storage	TRACKR	Remembers how wide you dragged the exercise library in the program builder.	Until you clear site data
`exercise-favorites:… / exercise-recent:…` Local storage	TRACKR	Your starred and recently used exercises in the exercise picker, for your account in your workspace.	Until you clear site data
`trackr-cookie-notice` Local storage	TRACKR	Remembers that you’ve seen the cookie notice.	Until you clear site data

Visit counts, without cookies

We count page views with Cloudflare Web Analytics. It sets no cookies, uses no browser storage and does not follow you to other sites.

Signing in with Google

When you choose Continue with Google, that step happens on Google’s and our sign-in provider’s own pages, which set their own cookies under their own policies. Signing in with an emailed code never takes you to another site.

Your choices

Because everything here is either needed for TRACKR to work or a setting you chose, there is nothing to switch off. Signing out removes your session. You can clear everything else from your browser’s site settings; you will then need to sign in again. If we ever want to use a cookie that isn’t essential, we will ask first and give you a real way to say no.

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