Effective April 9, 2026

Cookie and Tracking Disclosure

This is the practical cookie and tracking summary for FieldPrompt. It is intentionally simple because the current launch scope does not use a large advertising or cross-site tracking stack.

1. What we use

The web app uses a small set of browser storage tools to keep the product working.

Authentication and session cookies so users can stay signed in securely.
Preference cookies or local browser storage for items like theme and branch selection.
Basic product analytics in production when a Google Analytics key is configured.
Operational logging and rate-limit protections that help secure public links and API usage.

2. What we do not claim

We are not currently publishing a large behavioral advertising framework, and this page should not be read as one. If the product later adds broader marketing trackers or ad technology, this disclosure should be updated before launch.

3. Mobile app note

The mobile app may store authentication or preference data using mobile app storage rather than browser cookies. Location reporting features also operate through the mobile app when enabled by your workspace.

4. Your choices

You can control or clear cookies through your browser settings. Be aware that blocking essential cookies may prevent sign-in, workspace selection, or other core product behavior from working correctly.

5. Contact

Questions about this disclosure can be sent to support@fieldprompt.com.