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Cookie Policy
Last updated: 2026-07-11
This Cookie Policy explains how Wetapoint uses cookies and similar client-side storage on our website and web application. It supplements the Privacy Policy.
1. What are cookies and local storage?
A cookie is a small text file a website places on your device. Local storage (localStorage and sessionStorage) is a browser API that lets a website store data on your device without sending it to the server on every request. We use both to operate the Service.
2. Cookies
Wetapoint sets a minimal number of cookies, all of which are strictly necessary. We do not set any analytics, marketing, or advertising cookies.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| wp_session | Essential | HttpOnly cookie identifying your signed-in browser session in the web application. Set by the server, not readable by JavaScript. | 15 minutes; renewed on sign-in and token refresh. |
3. Local storage
The web application stores authentication state (access and refresh tokens), UI preferences (panel widths, theme, map viewport, radio settings), and transient session state in your browser's localStorage and sessionStorage. This data never leaves your device except when explicitly sent as part of API requests (for example, the authentication token in request headers). The marketing website at wetapoint.com stores only your theme preference and your acknowledgement of the cookie notice in localStorage.
4. No analytics, marketing, or tracking
Wetapoint does not use any analytics cookies, marketing cookies, tracking pixels, or third-party analytics scripts. Because all client-side storage is strictly necessary or functional, no cookie consent banner is required. If we introduce non-essential cookies or third-party analytics in the future, we will update this policy and surface a consent mechanism first.
5. Third-party embeds
Some pages embed third-party components (Stripe for payments, Mapbox for maps) that may set their own cookies or use their own client-side storage, governed by those providers' privacy policies.
6. Managing stored data
You can view and delete cookies and local storage in your browser's developer tools or settings. Clearing essential storage will sign you out. Clearing functional storage will reset your UI preferences to defaults.
7. Changes
We may update this policy as we add or remove client-side storage, or as the law changes. The date at the top reflects the most recent revision.