Cookie Notice

TripScale uses a narrow set of cookies and similar technologies.

This notice explains the cookies, local storage, and similar technologies used on tripscale.ai today, why they are used, and how you can manage them.

Overview

What this notice covers.

This Cookie Notice covers browser cookies, local storage, and similar technologies used on TripScale as of April 25, 2026. It should be read together with the Privacy Policy.

Strictly Necessary

Core service and security storage used by the current product.

Authentication cookies

Supabase authentication cookies keep signed-in users logged in and support secure account sessions.

Guest session cookie

TripScale sets a signed HTTP-only cookie named tripscale_guest_session to secure guest estimate requests, track the guest estimate counter, and enforce guest usage limits. The current expiration is 30 days.

Local Storage

The app also stores a few settings in your browser.

  • A cached session identifier to help the app continue a browser session smoothly.
  • Saved travel defaults, where the product supports storing them on the device.
  • A record that a soft-limit notice has already been shown so the same notice is not repeatedly displayed.

Local storage is controlled in your browser, not by a server-set cookie header. It can usually be cleared through your browser settings.

Third-Party Requests

Some page resources and product actions involve third-party requests.

  • TripScale currently loads hosted Google Fonts, which means Google may receive standard browser request data when the page loads.
  • When you paste a public URL, TripScale may request that page or a related metadata endpoint to read public title and description information.
  • Stripe-hosted checkout pages may place their own cookies or similar technologies when you enter the billing flow.
Advertising and Analytics Cookies

TripScale does not currently run ad-tech cookies on the site.

As of April 25, 2026, TripScale does not deploy behavioral advertising cookies or third-party ad retargeting tags on its own pages. Product analytics in the current MVP are primarily generated server-side from estimate runs and UI events rather than from separate tracking cookies.

Your Choices

You can manage cookies and similar technologies from your browser.

  • You can clear or block cookies in your browser settings, although doing so may affect sign-in and product functionality.
  • You can clear local storage through your browser settings or site data controls.
  • If TripScale later adds non-essential cookies that require consent in your jurisdiction, we will add a consent mechanism before relying on them where required.