Cookie Policy

Effective and last updated: August 21, 2026

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. They can remember a browser, measure a session, save a preference, prevent fraud, or help select and measure advertising. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, web beacons, tags, and identifiers sent with normal web requests. In this policy, “cookies” includes these similar technologies where appropriate.

2. How Toolardio uses these technologies

Strictly necessary and security technologies

Toolardio's interactive experiences do not require an account and do not use a persistent Toolardio cookie to store your input. Our hosting, security, and consent systems may use cookies or technical identifiers that are necessary to deliver the Service, remember privacy choices, balance traffic, prevent invalid activity, or protect forms and infrastructure. The contact form also uses an IP-based, in-memory rate-limit record for a rolling 15-minute window.

Analytics cookies

Google Analytics 4 helps us understand visits, page use, approximate location, devices, browsers, and site performance. Its standard web tag may use first-party cookies to recognize a returning browser and maintain session information. These cookies may remain for up to two years by default, although the actual duration can be shorter because of our configuration, your consent choice, your browser settings, or browser-imposed limits.

Advertising cookies

Google AdSense and authorized advertising partners may set or read first-party and third-party cookies and use web beacons, pixels, IP addresses, or similar identifiers. These technologies help serve and render ads, select contextual or personalized ads where allowed, limit repetition, measure impressions and interactions, produce reports, and detect fraud or invalid traffic.

Advertising cookies may be associated with domains including google.com, doubleclick.net, googlesyndication.com, and googleadservices.com. The exact cookies and lifetimes vary based on the ad product, region, consent choice, account settings, and browser. Review Google's current advertising and measurement cookie information for provider-maintained details.

3. Your choices

Where required, Toolardio or Google's consent platform will ask for choices before using non-essential cookies and will provide a “Privacy and cookie settings” control to review or withdraw them. Necessary security technologies may continue to operate because the Service cannot be delivered safely without them.

• Use the privacy and cookie settings shown on Toolardio, where available, to change consent choices.
• Change cookie permissions or clear stored data in your browser settings.
• Manage personalized Google ads through Google Ads Settings.
• Opt out of participating companies' interest-based advertising through YourAdChoices.
• Install the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on.

Blocking all cookies does not necessarily stop server requests or all measurement. It may also prevent privacy choices or other features from being remembered. Opting out of personalized advertising generally does not remove ads; it changes how participating providers select them.

4. Changes to this policy

Cookie names and providers can change as browsers, advertising systems, and the Service evolve. We will update this page when our material use of cookies changes and revise the date above.

5. Contact and related information

For questions, email hello@toolardio.com or use the contact page. For information about personal data, recipients, retention, and privacy rights, read our Privacy Policy.