COOKIES & BROWSER STORAGE
Cookie Policy
What needs to be inventoried for cookies, browser storage and analytics on the marketing site and mobile-first web app.
DRAFT FOR REVIEW · NOT YET FINAL
Audit the live cookie and browser-storage inventory, providers, purposes, durations, analytics settings and consent controls. No “cookie-free” or “necessary cookies only” claim has been verified.
Scope and current status
This draft covers Callory’s marketing website and the intended mobile-first web app. Cookies and similar technologies can include browser storage, identifiers, embedded services and technical information used by hosting or security systems.
The actual inventory has not yet been verified. No claim is made that the website uses no cookies, only strictly necessary cookies, or a particular analytics provider. A public food-demo statement that no food log is saved does not describe every technical request made by the site.
Categories to assess
Essential operation: hosting, security, sign-in or session functions, if present.
Preferences: choices such as display settings or interface state, if stored.
Measurement: analytics used to understand visits or service use, if enabled.
Marketing or third-party embeds: any advertising, attribution or external content technologies, if added.
These are review categories, not a declaration that all of them are active. Each actual technology must be documented with its provider, purpose, relevant duration and available controls.
Choices and consent
No complete cookie-consent or preference-management implementation has been confirmed. Do not interpret this draft as proof that valid consent has been collected or that optional technologies are blocked until permission is given.
Before optional measurement or marketing technologies are activated, the applicable consent requirements and a working way to make or withdraw choices must be reviewed. A change in vendors or tracking behavior requires an updated inventory and policy.
Your browser and home-screen access
Your browser may let you remove cookies and site data, block some technologies, or change tracking settings. Doing so may affect sign-in or preferences if those functions are introduced. Browser controls do not necessarily stop every server-side technical record.
Adding Callory to your phone’s home screen changes how you open the web experience; it is not an app-store installation and is not a separate privacy consent. Removing the shortcut does not delete a production account or cancel a membership.
Questions and updates
Contact support for questions about browser technologies or to ask for the current verified inventory once it is available. The Privacy Policy explains the wider data-practice review.
The final policy must be based on the deployed site, not assumptions made from screenshots or a design preview. It should be reviewed whenever analytics, payments, authentication, embeds, hosting or consent settings change.
Need clarity before you commit?
Contact Callory with questions about these terms or the review items above. Please don’t send passwords, full card details, or unnecessary health information.