Website measurement and privacy

Quickscope uses first-party measurement to understand which public pages and discovery sources lead to new accounts and a first confirmed copied buy. This page describes that measurement; it does not describe every operational record needed to run the trading service.

What we measure

On an initial visit to a public marketing page, we store its path, a coarse source such as Google, Bing, X or direct, a timestamp and a random browser identifier. A first-party cookie remembers that identifier for up to 30 days. We do not collect full referrer URLs, search terms, query strings, wallet addresses, balances or signatures in the measurement record.

If you create an account during that period, the identifier can be linked to your internal Quickscope user record. We use existing confirmed execution records to count whether that new user later completes a first copied buy. Manual trades, simulations and merely submitted transactions do not count as confirmed copied buys. Reports contain aggregate counts by source and landing page.

Storage and your choice

Measurement stays in Quickscope's own database and is deleted after 90 days. It is not sent to Google Analytics or another outside analytics vendor. It does not record your browsing inside the trading app. We honor browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals for this measurement.

You can disable measurement below. This removes the measurement record associated with the current browser cookie and stores a local preference to prevent future measurement in this browser. It does not delete your trading account or operational transaction records. Clearing browser storage can clear this preference.

Questions

Contact @quickscopeapp with product or measurement questions. Never send a seed phrase or private key.