Cookie policy

Pulse is a private, invite-only reporting dashboard, not a marketing website. It uses the smallest set of browser storage that a signed-in application needs to work. There is no advertising, no tracking across sites, and no analytics on Pulse itself.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a site stores on your device. Related technologies — local storage in particular — do a similar job, and we describe both here.

What Pulse uses

Strictly necessary cookies. When you sign in, Pulse sets session cookies that keep you signed in as you move between pages and protect forms against cross-site request forgery. Signing out or letting the session expire clears them. Pulse cannot function without these, so they are not subject to consent.

Local storage for your preferences. Pulse saves your dashboard layout, pinned widgets, goal visibility, per-widget customization, and accent color in your browser’s local storage under the key pulse.v1. This never leaves your device, is not sent to our servers, and contains no personal information. Clearing your browser’s site data — or the Reset control in the sidebar — removes it.

What Pulse does not use

• No advertising or marketing cookies.
• No cross-site or third-party tracking, and no advertising profiles.
• No analytics or product-telemetry cookies on the Pulse dashboard itself.

The metrics you see inside Pulse come from your own connected platforms (such as Google Analytics on your website) and are retrieved server-side from those platforms’ APIs. Pulse does not place measurement tags on your site, and the Pulse dashboard does not track you.

Third-party requests

Pulse loads its typefaces from Google Fonts. That request reaches Google and discloses your IP address and browser, as any web request does; Google Fonts does not set cookies for it. No other third party receives a request from the Pulse interface.

Your choices

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings, and clear local storage the same way. Blocking Pulse’s session cookies will prevent you from signing in, because they are what keeps you signed in. Clearing local storage resets your dashboard layout to its defaults; no reporting data is lost, because none of it is stored there.

Changes & contact

If this policy changes materially we will update the effective date above. Questions: support@bryckroad.com. See also our privacy policy and data deletion pages.