WAYNE CAPITAL

Cookie Policy

Last updated: 2026-10-01

The short version

Our signed-in dashboard uses no tracking at all. Our public marketing pages (the home page and the pricing page) load the Meta Pixel, which sets Meta advertising cookies so we can measure our Facebook/Instagram ads (details below). We do not use Google Analytics, session recorders, or any other tracking tools.

What we actually store in your browser

We use localStorage (a cookie-like browser feature) for a small number of strictly-necessary items:

wc_token — your login session, so you stay signed in. Deleted when you log out.
UI preferences — e.g. your last-selected chart timeframe, so the dashboard remembers your view. Cosmetic only.

None of this data leaves your browser except the login token, which is sent only to waynecapital.io to authenticate your requests. Nothing in localStorage is shared with advertisers or data brokers.

Meta Pixel (marketing pages only)

The home page and the pricing page load Meta's Pixel script from facebook.net. It sets Meta cookies (such as _fbp) and reports page views and checkout starts to Meta. The welcome page reports a completed purchase once your account is created. Meta may link these events to your Facebook/Instagram account and use them to measure and target our ads. When you buy a pass, our server also sends Meta a one-way hash of your email and member ID with that event (see our Privacy Policy). We never send Meta your password, payment details, or any dashboard activity. To opt out, adjust your Meta ad preferences, block third-party cookies, or use an ad blocker; the site works the same either way.

Third-party requests

The dashboard's open-source charting library is served from waynecapital.io itself (no third-party CDN), and payment pages redirect to Stripe for checkout. Stripe sees your IP address as part of serving the request, like any web server does. Apart from the Meta Pixel above, we embed no social widgets, no ad networks, and no tracking iframes.

How to clear it

Log out (removes the session token), or clear site data for waynecapital.io in your browser settings. The site works fine afterward — you'll just need to sign in again.