Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help us remember your preferences and understand how you use our budget tracking platform.

We also use similar technologies like pixel tags, local storage, and session identifiers. These tools work together to enhance your experience on LinkSpotStation by remembering your dashboard settings, keeping you logged in, and helping us improve our financial tools.

Most cookies expire automatically after a set period, ranging from when you close your browser to several months depending on their purpose. You always have control over these technologies through your browser settings or our preference controls.

Our tracking technologies serve specific purposes that benefit your budget management experience. When you customize your dashboard layout, functional cookies remember these settings so you don't have to reconfigure everything each visit.

Analytics help us identify common user patterns. For example, if many users struggle to find the expense categorization feature, we can redesign that section. This data-driven approach means our updates actually solve real user problems.

We use tracking to detect unusual account activity that might indicate security threats. If someone tries accessing your account from an unfamiliar location, our systems can require additional verification to protect your financial information.

Some tracking also enables features like automatic session extension when you're actively working on your budget, preventing frustrating timeouts during important financial planning sessions.

We partner with trusted service providers who may place their own cookies on your device. This includes analytics services that help us understand user behavior and advertising platforms that help us reach potential users interested in budget tracking tools.

These third parties operate under their own privacy policies and cookie practices. While we choose partners carefully based on their privacy standards, you should review their policies if you want detailed information about their data handling practices.

Some third-party cookies are necessary for features like secure payment processing or fraud detection. Others support our marketing efforts to reach people who might benefit from better budget management tools.