Cookies and device storage
What Trackely stores in your browser.
Last updated
25 July 2026
This policy applies to websites and applications operated by Trackely Ltd. Cookies are small text records; local storage and similar technologies store information in a browser or device. Their privacy impact is explained in our Privacy Notice.
1. Your choice
Necessary technologies do not require consent because the requested service cannot work securely without them. We ask before using non-essential analytics or marketing storage. Rejecting those categories does not prevent normal use. You can change your choice below or clear site data in your browser.
2. Current cookies and storage
| Name or pattern | Purpose | Type | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
trackely_consent | Records necessary, analytics and marketing choices so the banner does not repeatedly ask. | Necessary cookie and matching local-storage record | 12 months or until cleared |
next-auth.session-token or secure equivalent | Keeps a signed-in user authenticated and protects access to their account. | Necessary cookie | Session or configured sign-in lifetime |
next-auth.csrf-token | Helps prevent forged authentication requests. | Necessary cookie | Session or short-lived |
next-auth.callback-url | Returns a user to the requested Trackely page after authentication. | Necessary cookie | Session or short-lived |
| Theme and interface preferences | Remembers light/dark mode, navigation state, depot selection and dismissed interface prompts. | Necessary/preference local storage | Until changed or browser data is cleared |
| Driver offline queue and recent actions | Temporarily preserves stop updates when connectivity is poor and prevents accidental repeat submissions. | Necessary application storage | Until synced, expired by the application or cleared |
Exact secure cookie names may vary by browser, environment and HTTPS configuration. Account administrators may also configure integrations that place their own technologies on a separate service; their notices apply to those tools.
3. Analytics and marketing categories
At the date above, Trackely does not intentionally deploy third-party advertising cookies on its public website. The consent control includes analytics and marketing categories so a future optional measurement or campaign-attribution tool cannot be treated as necessary. Choosing “accept” records permission; it does not itself install a tracker. Any such tool must be consent-gated and this table updated before use.
Server logs and first-party security events that are strictly needed to operate and protect the service are not optional analytics cookies, although they still receive the protections in the Privacy Notice.
4. Browser controls and consequences
Browsers can block or delete cookies and site data. Blocking necessary authentication storage may sign you out. Clearing driver application storage before queued work has synced may remove that unsent information. Browser help pages explain the available controls and how to see stored data.
5. Changes and contact
We update this page when storage purposes or providers change. Questions can be sent to support@trackely.co.uk.