Cookie preferences.

Your choice

Calcifir has no advertising cookies and no cross-site tracking, so there is no banner to click through. There is one thing you can turn off: counting. It is on unless your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal. Turning it off changes nothing about how your plan works.

The choice is saved in this browser, so set it again on each browser or device you use. Clearing your browser’s site data resets it.

What the site needs to work

These are always on, because the planner can’t work without them:

• Sign-in session. A cookie set by our sign-in provider, Supabase, on Calcifir’s own address, so you stay signed in. It ends when you sign out.
• Your plans. A copy of your plans in your browser’s storage, so they open fast and survive a dropped connection. Signing out or deleting your account clears it.
• Welcome answers. Before you make an account, what you answer in the welcome questions stays in your browser only.
• Shared plans. While you view someone’s shared plan, a copy stays in that tab until you close it.
• Preferences. Light or dark mode, today’s or future dollars, saved simulation results, notes you dismissed, and this page’s choice.

What the switch controls

• The where-you-found-us cookie, calcifir_first_touch. Holds the first page you visited and the name of the site that sent you, for 30 days. If you make an account, we save it with the account.
• Shared-plan arrival. A note in your browser’s storage, for 30 days, that you first arrived through a shared plan or the example household.
• Counted-once flags. Small flags in your browser’s storage so each getting-started step is counted only once.
• Getting-started totals. Daily totals of steps such as finishing the welcome questions, kept in our own database and tied to nobody.
• Signed-in usage. Once you have an account, the date you first did each of a short list of things and which parts of the app you used on which days, kept with your account. A note in your browser’s storage lists what was already sent today, so each line is sent once. “Count my usage” in Settings › Preferences turns this off on your account as well.
• Page views and page speed. Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights, which use no cookies. The page’s address is cut to its path before it is sent.

The Privacy Policy lists exactly what we count.

Other companies' pages

When you pay, you go to Stripe’s checkout page, and if you choose “Continue with Google”, to Google’s sign-in page. Those pages set their own cookies under their own policies. Calcifirdoesn’t place any other company’s cookies on its own pages.

Questions

Email hello@calcifir.com.