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Cookie & Privacy Notice

This site - chartilo.app (our marketing website)  ·  Last updated: 3 August 2026

This notice covers our marketing website at chartilo.app. The Chartilo app (app.chartilo.app and the iOS/Android apps) has its own, separate privacy policy - read it here. The app shows no ads; on iOS and Android it uses Meta's SDK only to measure our own app-install advertising (on iOS via Apple's SKAdNetwork in aggregate with no tracking prompt; on Android it may share a resettable advertising ID with Meta) - see the app's policy. This notice explains the ad cookies used on this website: measuring our ads here.

Cookies we use

We only set cookies and similar identifiers for one purpose: to understand whether our adverts work.

We use no other advertising networks and no third-party analytics beyond this.

Your consent - nothing runs until you say yes

When you first visit, we ask before loading anything. The Meta Pixel loads only if you choose “Accept.” If you choose “Decline,” or ignore the banner, no pixel and no advertising cookie is ever loaded. This is your legal right under UK and EU (GDPR / ePrivacy) rules, and our default is to track nothing.

To change your mind after choosing, clear this site's storage in your browser settings and reload - the banner will appear again.

What the pixel shares with Meta

If (and only if) you accept, the pixel may send Meta: your IP address, browser and device information, the pages you view on this site, and whether you clicked through to the App Store. It does not receive your name, email, or anything you type. Meta processes this under its own data policy.

Legal basis

Consent (UK GDPR / EU GDPR Art. 6(1)(a) and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations). You may withdraw consent at any time as described above.

Contact

Questions about this notice: support@chartilo.app.

Chartilo is an educational app about how trading and markets work. It is not financial advice, offers no trading or investment services, and gives no buy/sell signals. Trading involves risk to your capital.