Cookie Policy

Cookies and similar technologies are small files or identifiers used to remember information, keep sessions working, improve security, and understand how people use a website or app.

We may use cookies and similar technologies to keep sessions secure, remember preferences, support login, understand feature usage, measure performance, and improve Expressly.

On the website, we also use a consent cookie and matching local storage value to remember whether you agreed to send analytics data to Google Analytics.

Essential cookies are needed for core functionality such as security, login, and navigation.

Analytics cookies help us understand how the website or app is used, which pages or features are useful, and where errors occur.

Optional performance or marketing cookies may be used only where allowed and where consent is collected if required.

If you choose to allow analytics, Expressly loads a Google tag for Google Analytics with measurement ID G-6SLDBPYE5H.

This tag may collect limited website analytics data, such as page views, referral information, approximate browser or device information, and interaction events on the public website.

If you decline analytics, Expressly does not load this Google Analytics tag, and analytics data is not sent through it.

In the mobile app, similar technologies may include device identifiers, local storage, secure storage, analytics events, crash logs, or app preferences.

These technologies help keep the app working, remember your session, enforce usage limits, and improve reliability.

Expressly stores your website analytics choice in a cookie named expressly_analytics_consent and in local storage under expressly.analytics.consent.

These records are used only to remember whether you allowed or declined analytics and to make sure the Google Analytics tag is not loaded when you decline.

You can manage cookies through your browser settings.

Where available, you can also manage consent or preferences through in-product controls.

Blocking certain cookies or app storage may affect login, security, or core functionality.

If you want the website to ask again whether analytics data may be sent to Google, you can reset your analytics choice.