Cookie Policy

1. Your choice

Before you choose, PostHog counts visits and product interactions in cookieless mode without storing a PostHog identifier in your browser or associating activity with your account. Selecting Reject cookies keeps that mode active. Selecting Accept cookies enables persistent PostHog tracking, Tolt, first-party stock-read measurement, and Sentry error replay.

You can change your choice at any time. If you withdraw consent, OpenCapital removes known first-party optional tracking cookies and browser storage, then reloads the page so optional scripts are no longer active. PostHog continues in cookieless mode. Data already sent to a provider follows that provider's retention and deletion process. Your choice does not affect your account or access to OpenCapital.

2. Necessary storage

OpenCapital uses necessary cookies and browser storage for authentication, security, interface preferences, and the consent choice recorded by this banner. These items support features you request and cannot be disabled through the analytics setting.

Authentication: Keeps you signed in and helps protect your account.
Consent preference: Stores accepted or rejected for 180 days so we can respect your choice.
Product preferences: Remembers settings you choose, such as interface state.

3. Product analytics

PostHog measures page views, product interactions, and device and browser details from your first visit. It starts in cookieless mode and stays there unless you accept optional tracking. In cookieless mode, PostHog uses the request's IP address and user agent to calculate a privacy-preserving hash on its servers, then strips the IP address before GeoIP enrichment. It does not store a PostHog identifier in browser cookies, local storage, or session storage, and OpenCapital does not identify signed-in users.

If you accept optional tracking, PostHog uses its persistent analytics pipeline and may associate signed-in activity with your account. PostHog can use the request's IP address to derive an approximate country or region and may also provide session replay when that feature is enabled in our analytics project. We use replay to investigate usability and technical problems. All input values are masked in replay.

If you accept optional tracking and remain on a stock page for five seconds, OpenCapital also records a first-party popularity signal in our application database. The record contains the stock, view count, first and last view times, and either your account ID or a random browser identifier. The random identifier stays in local storage until you withdraw consent, clear site data, or your browser removes it.

4. Referral attribution

If you accept optional tracking, Tolt can record a referral identifier when you arrive through a partner link. We use that identifier to attribute a later subscription to the referring partner.

5. Infrastructure and security

Our hosting and network providers, including Cloudflare, process IP addresses and request metadata to deliver the site, prevent abuse, and maintain security. This processing is necessary to operate the service and is separate from the optional analytics choice. The consent banner does not change crawler access or search indexing rules.

Sentry receives browser error details, device and browser data, and relevant request context when the site fails. We use these operational reports to diagnose errors. Sentry error replay loads only after you accept optional tracking, with page text, input values, and media masked or blocked.

6. Providers

7. Contact

For privacy questions, email support@opencapital.sh. You can also read our Privacy Policy.