Cookie Policy

1. Introduction

FieldMarx uses cookies and similar technologies to keep our website and app working, understand how people use FieldMarx, improve performance, and support account, subscription, and security features.

Cookies are small files stored on your device by your browser. Similar technologies may include local storage, session storage, pixels, SDKs, device identifiers, and analytics events.

2. Where This Policy Applies

This Cookie Policy applies to:

• The FieldMarx marketing website at fieldmarx.com
• The FieldMarx web app at app.fieldmarx.com
• Related FieldMarx pages, tools, and embedded services

The FieldMarx mobile apps may also use similar technologies through app analytics, authentication, subscription, crash/performance, and app functionality tools.

3. Types of Cookies and Similar Technologies We Use

Essential Cookies

These are required for core functionality such as login sessions, account access, security, routing, and remembering basic preferences. Without these, parts of FieldMarx may not work correctly.

Examples include:

• Keeping you signed in
• Remembering session state
• Supporting secure account access
• Preventing abuse or unauthorized access

Analytics and Performance

We use analytics to understand how visitors and users interact with FieldMarx so we can improve the website, app experience, features, performance, and reliability. On fieldmarx.com this is Google Analytics, which sets cookies and sends usage data to Google on our behalf.

Examples may include:

• Pages visited
• Buttons or features used
• Device and browser type
• Approximate region
• Error or performance events
• App usage patterns

Analytics helps us improve FieldMarx. It is not used to sell personal information.

App Usage and Product Analytics

Inside the FieldMarx app, we may collect product usage events to understand how features are used, troubleshoot issues, and improve the app.

Examples may include:

• Map setup feature usage
• Session and hunt journal feature usage
• Device and platform type
• App version
• Login and account activity
• Performance and error diagnostics

FieldMarx may use location-related functionality when you choose to use map or location features. Analytics and product usage data are separate from user-created map, session, and hunt records.

Advertising and Ad Measurement

We advertise FieldMarx on Facebook and Instagram. To understand whether those ads actually work, fieldmarx.com uses the Meta Pixel (also called the Facebook Pixel), a tracking technology provided by Meta Platforms, Inc.

The Meta Pixel is used to:

• Measure how many people visit the site after seeing an ad
• Record conversion events — a page view, starting checkout, and completing a purchase (including the order total and currency)
• Help Meta optimize who our ads are shown to, and build audiences for retargeting and similar-audience advertising

This means information about your visit — including your IP address, browser and device details, the pages you view on fieldmarx.com, and the conversion events above — is shared with Meta for advertising, ad measurement, and retargeting purposes. Similarly, analytics information described above is shared with Google for measurement purposes. Under some U.S. state privacy laws, this kind of sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising is treated as a “sale” or “sharing” of personal information, even though no money changes hands.

We do not send Meta or Google your name, email address, or shipping address. Meta and Google process what they receive according to their own policies — Meta Privacy Policy and Google Privacy Policy.

You can turn this off at any time — see Your Choices: Do Not Sell or Share below.

Subscription and Payment Support

FieldMarx may use third-party services to manage subscriptions, purchases, billing status, and entitlement access. These services may use cookies, SDKs, or similar technologies to complete purchases, verify subscriptions, prevent fraud, and keep your account access in sync.

These providers process information according to their own privacy and cookie policies.

Preferences and Local Storage

FieldMarx may use browser storage or local device storage to remember preferences, app state, onboarding choices, and similar settings.

Examples may include:

• Remembering dismissed prompts
• Saving interface preferences
• Keeping temporary app state
• Improving repeat visits

4. Third-Party Services

FieldMarx may use trusted third-party providers for analytics, hosting, authentication, payments, subscriptions, app distribution, and performance monitoring. Examples relevant to the current FieldMarx website and app include:

• Google Analytics for website usage measurement on fieldmarx.com — usage data is shared with Google
• Meta Pixel for ad measurement, conversion tracking, and retargeting on fieldmarx.com — visit and conversion data is shared with Meta
• PostHog for optional product analytics where enabled
• Vercel for website hosting and content delivery
• Apple App Store and Google Play for mobile app distribution and store sign-in

These providers process information according to their own privacy and cookie policies.

5. Your Choices: Do Not Sell or Share

You can opt out of the analytics and advertising technologies described above — including the Meta Pixel and Google Analytics — at any time. Choosing to opt out stops those tools from loading on fieldmarx.com in this browser, so no further visit or conversion data is shared with Meta or Google for advertising or measurement.

Opting out does not affect essential cookies, and it will not stop you from browsing the site, using the store, or completing an order.

6. How You Can Manage Cookies

You can control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to block, delete, or limit cookies. If you disable essential cookies, parts of FieldMarx may not work correctly.

For mobile apps, you can manage certain privacy and tracking settings through your device settings, including iOS and Android privacy controls.

7. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Controls

Some browsers offer “Do Not Track” or global privacy control signals. FieldMarx will honor applicable legal requirements, but some signals may not be uniformly supported across all services and browsers.

On fieldmarx.com specifically, if your browser sends a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal, we treat it as an opt-out request and do not load the Meta Pixel or Google Analytics — unless you have explicitly turned them back on using the control in section 5.

8. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time as FieldMarx changes, as we add or remove tools, or as legal requirements evolve. The updated version will be posted on this page with a revised “Last updated” date.

9. Contact

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, contact us at: support@fieldmarx.com