Cookie & Tracking Policy
Understanding how pyrelonquara uses tracking technologies to enhance your financial planning experience
This policy explains how pyrelonquara collects and uses information through cookies and similar tracking technologies on our long-term budgeting platform.
What Are Cookies and How We Use Them
Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device when you visit them. At pyrelonquara, we use these technologies to remember your preferences, keep you logged into your budgeting dashboard, and understand how people interact with our financial planning tools.
When you're working on your long-term budget projections, cookies help us save your progress so you don't lose hours of careful planning if your browser closes unexpectedly. They also remember whether you prefer to view your financial data in monthly or yearly formats, and which budgeting categories you've customized.
Essential Cookies
These keep our budgeting platform functioning properly. Without them, you couldn't log into your account, save budget plans, or navigate between different financial planning tools. We can't disable these because they're necessary for basic site operation.
Functional Cookies
These remember your personal settings like currency preferences, notification schedules for budget reviews, and your preferred dashboard layout. They make your financial planning experience more personalized and efficient.
Analytics Cookies
We use these to understand which budgeting features are most helpful to our users. This data helps us improve our financial planning tools and identify areas where people might need additional guidance or resources.
Marketing Cookies
These track your interests across our financial education resources so we can show you relevant articles about budgeting strategies or planning techniques that match your specific financial goals and situation.
Specific Tracking Technologies We Use
- Session cookies: These disappear when you close your browser and help maintain your login status while you're actively using our budgeting tools
- Persistent cookies: These stay on your device for up to 12 months and remember your preferences between visits to save time
- Google Analytics: Helps us understand user behavior patterns and improve our financial planning interface based on real usage data
- Local storage: Saves draft budget calculations and temporary work so you don't lose progress while building complex financial plans
- Pixel tracking: Measures engagement with our financial education emails and helps us send more relevant budgeting tips
Manage Your Cookie Preferences
You have full control over non-essential cookies on our platform. If you prefer not to have analytics or marketing cookies, you can opt out at any time. Essential cookies will remain active to keep basic functionality working.
Your choice will be remembered for future visits. You can change this preference anytime by returning to this page and clicking the button above.
Browser-Level Cookie Controls
Most browsers also let you manage cookies directly through their settings. Here's how to find these controls:
Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and other site data
Options → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data
Settings → Site permissions → Cookies and stored data
Data Retention and Your Rights
Analytics cookies are automatically deleted after 26 months. Marketing cookies expire after 12 months. Your personal preference settings are kept until you clear them or change your mind about cookie usage.
Since we operate in Australia, we follow both Australian Privacy Principles and GDPR standards for international users. This means you can request to see what data we've collected, ask us to delete it, or download a copy for your own records.
If you have questions about specific data we're collecting or want to understand exactly what information cookies are storing about your budgeting activities, our privacy team can provide detailed explanations tailored to your situation.
Questions About Our Cookie Practices?
We're here to explain anything that seems unclear about how we handle tracking data