Let's be honest about this. When you visit our site, small data files get stored on your device. Some people call them cookies, others call them tracking technologies. We use both terms, but they basically do the same thing – they help our website remember who you are and what you're doing.

Think of it like leaving breadcrumbs so you don't have to start from scratch every time you come back. Your budget calculations stay saved, your preferred settings remain intact, and you don't have to log in seventeen times a day.

Here's a real example. Last month, we noticed through our tracking that people kept abandoning the advanced budget calculator halfway through. The data showed everyone was dropping off at the same step.

Turns out, that particular section was confusing. We redesigned it, and completion rates jumped by 40%. That's the value of this tracking – it shows us where we're failing you.

Beyond standard cookies, we use a few other tracking methods that work differently but serve similar purposes.

We don't handle all tracking in-house. Some comes from services we integrate:

Google Analytics monitors site performance and user behavior patterns. Their cookies follow you across multiple sites to build advertising profiles – that's separate from what we directly control.

Payment processors place cookies to prevent fraud and streamline checkout. These are necessary for secure transactions but operate under their own privacy policies.

Email service providers track whether you open our messages and click links. This helps us understand what content resonates with our audience in Thailand and beyond.

You have the right to know what we're tracking. That's why this page exists.

You can request deletion of your tracked data at any time. Email us at [email protected] with "Data Deletion Request" in the subject line. We'll process it within 15 business days.

You can opt out of marketing cookies while still using essential site functions. The button above handles that for you.

You can export your data to see exactly what we've collected. Fair warning – it's usually pretty boring stuff like login timestamps and page views.

We update this policy when we add new tracking technologies or change how we use existing ones. Major changes get announced via email to active users. Minor clarifications just get updated here with a new date stamp at the top.

Check back periodically if you're curious about changes. We don't spam notifications for every tiny tweak.