Cookie and Tracking Policy
Effective date: June 22, 2026
This policy explains how Up n Around may use cookies, local storage, pixels, SDKs, device identifiers, and similar technologies on our website, app, emails, and related services. It works with our Privacy Policy and Privacy Choices.
Current website posture
The current public website is designed to be lightweight. We may use technologies that are necessary to operate, secure, remember preferences for, or improve the website. If we add non-essential analytics, advertising, remarketing, cross-site tracking, or similar tools, we will update this policy and provide any required choices.
Types of technologies we may use
- Essential technologies: security, load balancing, fraud prevention, form protection, session integrity, redirects, and basic site operation.
- Preference technologies: settings such as language, display, reduced motion, or saved choices.
- Analytics and performance technologies: aggregate usage, page performance, crashes, errors, and feature reliability.
- Messaging technologies: email delivery, unsubscribe status, link safety, and delivery diagnostics.
- Advertising or sponsored content technologies: only if we later introduce ads, sponsorships, referrals, affiliate links, or cross-context tracking with appropriate notice and choices.
Why we use them
We may use these technologies to provide the service, keep accounts secure, prevent abuse, remember choices, understand performance, debug issues, measure feature use, support promotions or paid features, and comply with law.
Your choices
You can often control cookies and local storage through your browser or device settings. Blocking some technologies may affect security, login, preferences, forms, or app functionality. If legally required opt-outs or consent tools apply to a future feature, we will provide them through the website, app, or Privacy Choices.
Do Not Track and global signals
Some browsers send Do Not Track or global privacy signals. We will respond to legally required browser-based opt-out preference signals where applicable and technically feasible. Because standards and laws may vary, how a signal works may depend on the context and the technology used.
Third-party tools
Third-party providers may set or read cookies or similar identifiers when they help us provide hosting, analytics, crash reporting, payments, email, SMS, push notifications, security, or advertising features. Our Subprocessors and Service Providers page lists vendor categories and providers where appropriate.