Cookie Policy

What Are Tracking Technologies?

When you visit quorisoxent.com, we store small text files on your device. These help us remember your preferences and understand how you interact with our platform. Think of them as digital sticky notes that make your next visit smoother.

We started using tracking technologies back in 2021 when we noticed people were getting frustrated with repetitive login prompts. Since then, we've refined our approach to balance functionality with privacy. Most of what we track is mundane stuff — like whether you prefer dark mode or which currency you want to see.

Types of Tracking We Use

How This Affects Your Experience

Let's be honest — tracking gets a bad reputation. But there are real benefits. When you log into your quorisoxent account, we recognize your device and skip unnecessary security checks. When you're halfway through creating a budget plan and accidentally close your browser, we save your progress.

Last year, we noticed people were manually entering the same expense categories every month. Our tracking data showed this pattern, so we built a feature that auto-populates recurring expenses. That wouldn't exist without understanding how people actually use the platform.

• Personalized financial dashboard based on which tools you access most
• Saved calculation preferences across all our financial tools
• Faster page loading because we remember your settings locally
• Relevant educational content matched to your financial goals
• Reduced login friction when accessing your account from known devices

Managing Your Tracking Preferences

You have full control. The button at the top of this page removes all non-essential tracking immediately. Essential ones stay because the site literally won't function without them — that's not us being difficult, it's just technical reality.

Your browser also has built-in controls. Here's where to find them:

If you block all tracking through your browser, some features won't work properly. You'll still be able to access basic information and tools, but personalization and saved preferences will disappear. It's a trade-off.

Data Retention and Your Rights

Most tracking data expires automatically. Session data vanishes when you close your browser. Preference tracking lasts up to 12 months. Analytics data gets anonymized after 90 days — we keep patterns but delete identifying information.

Under Australian privacy regulations, you can request a complete report of what we've tracked about you. Most people are surprised by how boring it is — timestamps of page visits and which buttons you clicked. No juicy secrets, just technical logs.

If you want us to delete everything, we will. Send a request through the contact details below. Fair warning: you'll need to reconfigure all your preferences from scratch next time you visit, and we won't be able to provide support context for any previous issues you reported.

Third-Party Tracking

We use a couple of external services that place their own tracking. Google Analytics helps us understand traffic patterns. Stripe processes payments and needs to remember your payment method preferences. These companies have their own privacy policies, and honestly, they're probably tracking you across most sites you visit anyway.

We don't sell your data to third parties. Never have, never will. Our business model is straightforward — we provide financial tools and education, funded through premium subscriptions and contextual advertising. Your browsing patterns stay with us.