Cookies & Tracking Policy

Effective date: August 22, 2026  •  MinuteKeep, 2 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 8C1

This Cookies & Tracking Policy explains the cookies, browser storage, and tracking technologies MinuteKeep (the "Service") uses, what each one does, and how to control it. It forms part of, and is incorporated into, our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

1. Categories We Use

1.1 Strictly necessary

Required for the Service to work. These cannot be turned off within the Service; blocking them will sign you out and break functionality.

Name / typePurposeStorage
Authentication tokenKeeps you signed in so you do not have to re-authenticate on every pageBrowser local storage and/or an HTTP-only session cookie
Session identifierAn anonymous identifier that ties a browsing session together, including before you create an accountBrowser session storage
Security and abuse preventionRate limiting, request integrity, and protection against automated abuseServer-side, keyed to request metadata
PreferencesRemembers interface settings and dismissed noticesBrowser local storage

1.2 Analytics and product measurement

TechnologyProviderWhat it does
First-party product analyticsMinuteKeep (our own database)Records events such as page views, wizard steps, document generation, checkout starts, and payments, with limited properties, to measure how the Service is used and where people get stuck
Google Analytics 4Google LLC (United States)Website and application usage measurement, traffic sources, and conversion measurement
Clarity (session replay and heatmaps)Microsoft Corporation (United States)Records a reconstruction of your session — pointer movement, clicks, scrolling, navigation, rage- and dead-clicks, and page structure — and aggregates it into heatmaps

About session replay. Clarity's default configuration masks text typed into form fields, so it is not intended to capture the contents of the fields you fill in. We do not warrant that every field is masked in every circumstance, and you should assume that anything visible on your screen may be captured. If you are not comfortable with that, block it using the methods in Section 3.

1.3 Advertising and attribution

TechnologyProviderWhat it does
Meta (Facebook) PixelMeta Platforms, Inc. (United States)Measures the effectiveness of our advertising, attributes signups and purchases to campaigns, and enables audience building and retargeting
Google Ads conversion trackingGoogle LLC (United States)When you arrive from a Google ad, the Google click identifier (gclid, gbraid, or wbraid) is stored and your signup or purchase is reported to Google Ads as a conversion, including by server-side upload; no name or email address is included
Refgrow affiliate trackingRefgrowLoads a tracking script and reads a first-party mk_ref cookie to attribute a signup or purchase to the affiliate who referred you
mk_ref referral cookieMinuteKeep (first-party)Stores a referral code from a ?via= link so an affiliate can be credited; set only when you arrive via such a link

2. Third-Party Cookies We Do Not Control

Stripe sets cookies on its checkout and billing pages for payment processing and fraud prevention. Google and Microsoft may set cookies when you use single sign-on. Embedded content, such as video, may set its own cookies. These are governed by those providers' policies, not this one.

3. Your Choices

4. Data Location

All of the analytics, session replay, advertising, and affiliate providers above are located outside Canada, predominantly in the United States, and information collected by them is processed there and potentially elsewhere. See Privacy Policy, Section 8. We do not guarantee Canadian data residency for any of it.

5. Do Not Track and Preference Signals

There is no accepted standard for responding to browser "Do Not Track" signals and we do not currently alter our practices in response to them. Where a browser transmits a recognized opt-out preference signal, we will honour it to the extent applicable law requires and our tools support. The controls in Section 3 are effective regardless.

6. Retention

Retention periods for analytics events, session replay recordings, and related data are set out in Privacy Policy, Section 9. Cookie lifetimes are set by the issuing party and may change without notice.

7. Changes

We may add, remove, or change the technologies we use at any time. This page is updated to reflect current practice; routine updates take effect on posting. Material changes are notified in accordance with Terms, Section 22.1.

Questions: support@minutekeep.ca.