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Cookies Policy

Last updated: 9/3/2026

This describes cookies and similar storage GymnasTrack uses. Advertising cookies are optional and load only after you accept them.

What we use

We use essential cookies and similar storage so you can stay signed in and so the site can remember language. A banner asks before we set advertising cookies. Rejecting them leaves the site fully usable.

Marketing site (gymnastrack.com)
  • Locale / language preference if the site stores it.
  • No product session cookies on the marketing origin. Marketing is not a login surface for app or Studio.
Athlete web and Studio

app.gymnastrack.com and studio.gymnastrack.com set HttpOnly session cookies (access and refresh) after you sign in. Those cookies are required for the logged-in product. Blocking them will log you out.

They are first-party to those hosts, not to gymnastrack.com.

Native apps

The iOS and Android apps store tokens on the device (not browser cookies) to keep you signed in. Push notification permission is optional and explained in the OS prompt.

Payments and sign-in providers

Stripe Checkout and the Stripe customer portal run on Stripe’s domains and set Stripe’s cookies under Stripe’s policy.

Sign in with Apple and Google may set cookies on Apple’s or Google’s domains during the sign-in flow.

Advertising measurement (optional)

If you accept marketing cookies, gymnastrack.com, studio.gymnastrack.com, and app.gymnastrack.com load the Meta Pixel. Meta may set first-party cookies named _fbp and _fbc to measure ad visits and conversions, such as a demo request, a contact message, or a new account.

That choice is stored in a first-party cookie named gt_consent on .gymnastrack.com for about 180 days, so the same answer applies on the marketing site, Studio, and the athlete web app.

When you accept, our server may also send a matching conversion to Meta (Conversions API): a hashed email, your IP address, and the browser user agent, using the same event id as the browser. We do not send your name, phone, or company to Meta.

If you reject, we do not load the Pixel and we do not send those conversion events. The site keeps working.

What we do not use (today)
  • Google Analytics.
  • Selling browsing data.
How to control cookies

You can accept or reject advertising cookies in the banner, or open Cookie settings in the marketing site footer to change your choice. You can also delete cookies in the browser. Deleting cookies on app. or studio. ends the web session. Rejecting advertising cookies does not affect sign-in.

If we add other optional analytics later, we will update this policy and, where required, ask for consent.