Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 3, 2026
1. What are cookies
Cookies are small text files a website can store in your browser to remember information between visits — for things like staying signed in, remembering preferences, or tracking behavior for ads.
2. Cookies Dispatch uses
None. Today, Dispatch does not set any cookies at all.
Not on this marketing site, not on the interactive demo (/demo), and not on the
authenticated product (/app). There's no cookie table below because there's nothing in
it — that's the whole answer.
3. Similar technologies: localStorage
The authenticated product (/app) keeps you signed in using your browser's
localStorage, not a cookie — that's how our authentication provider (Supabase Auth) works.
Nothing else stores anything in your browser: the marketing site is static and the interactive demo's
in-memory data (created only by clicking its own "simulate" buttons) disappears the moment you close or
reload the tab.
4. Third-party cookies
None. Dispatch does not use Google Analytics, advertising pixels, or any other third-party tracking script on this site or in the product.
5. Do Not Track
Since Dispatch doesn't track you in the first place, there's nothing for a Do Not Track signal to disable.
6. Managing cookies and local storage anyway
Because we don't set cookies, there's nothing to opt out of. If you'd still like to clear your
browser's stored data for this site (for example, to sign out of /app everywhere), you
can do so from your browser's settings:
7. Updates
If this ever changes — for example, if we add analytics in the future — we'll update this page with a full cookie table and a new "Last updated" date before that change takes effect.