What Are Cookies and How We Use Them

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. At DevCoreLink, we use various tracking technologies to improve your experience with our household budgeting tools and educational content.

Since launching our platform in early 2024, we've been committed to transparency about data collection. Our Vietnam-based team understands the importance of financial privacy, especially when dealing with personal budgeting information.

We employ cookies for several purposes: maintaining your login session, remembering your budget categories, tracking which educational articles help you most, and analyzing how users navigate our financial planning tools.

Tracking Technologies Beyond Cookies

Our platform uses additional methods to understand user behavior and improve our services:

Web Beacons and Pixels

Small invisible images help us track email engagement and understand which budget templates are downloaded most frequently. When you open our monthly financial tips newsletter, we can see which articles interest you most.

Local Storage

Your browser stores temporary budget data locally to ensure your work isn't lost if your connection drops. This includes draft expense entries and partially completed financial assessments.

Server Logs

We automatically collect information about your visits, including IP address, browser type, and pages accessed. This helps us identify technical issues and optimize loading times for users across Vietnam and internationally.

Third-Party Services and Data Sharing

We work with trusted partners to provide better services, but we never sell your personal financial information. Our current third-party integrations include:

Google Analytics helps us understand which budgeting resources are most helpful. Facebook advertising tools let us reach people interested in household financial planning. Email marketing platforms track engagement with our monthly financial education newsletters.

These partners may place their own cookies on your device. Each has their own privacy policies governing how they handle data.