Threshmark Redact Cookie and Tracking Notice

DRAFT v0.1, 2026-09-22. For counsel review before publication. Not legal advice. Placeholders to confirm: privacy contact email, production domain, effective date, and the exact opt-out mechanism once built (see Phase 2 of the launch plan).

Effective date: [effective date]

This notice explains the small set of storage and tracking technologies Threshmark Redact uses, and how to decline the non-essential ones. It supplements our Privacy Policy.

What we use

We do not use third-party advertising cookies or cross-site trackers. We use first-party browser storage and first-party analytics only.

Strictly necessary storage. The Service stores information in your browser that is required for it to work: your sign-in session, your workspace preferences, and, in the redaction workspace, the files you are working on and cached assets needed to run redaction on your device. This storage stays on your device and is required, so it is not subject to an opt-out. The redaction workspace does not send any of this content to us.

Analytics storage and events. On our marketing and application pages we measure usage. We store an anonymous identifier in your browser's local storage (tm_fp), a session identifier for the current visit, and any marketing campaign parameters (utm values) from the address you arrived from. We record page views and a small set of named events such as sign-up. This helps us understand which pages and campaigns work. It is first-party and is not shared for advertising.

Our demonstration page sends nothing. The anonymous demonstration workspace is built to make no network calls at all. Analytics capture runs only on our marketing and application pages, never on the demonstration page.

How to decline non-essential tracking

You can decline the analytics storage and events described above [using the tracking preference control on the site / by declining in the banner when you first visit]. Declining does not affect your ability to use the Service. You can also use your browser's controls to clear or block local storage, though blocking strictly necessary storage will prevent the Service from working.

Do Not Track

Because we do not track you across other websites, we treat a browser "Do Not Track" signal, where we can detect it, as a request to limit analytics.

Changes

We may update this notice as the Service changes and will post the revised version here.

Contact

Questions: [privacy contact email], Threshmark, LLC.