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Cookie Policy

What we set, what we don’t, and how you stay in control. Honest about how light this site actually is.

Effective: September 21, 2026 · Last updated: September 21, 2026

TL;DR. superaging.ai is a mostly static marketing site. We do not run an advertising or cross-site tracking cookie stack. Cloudflare, which hosts and delivers the site, may set short-lived operational cookies for security and reliability. Any first-party analytics we use are meant to be minimal and privacy-respecting, and do not require cross-site tracking cookies. You can control cookies in your browser.

Sections

  1. 1. What cookies and similar tech are
  2. 2. Categories we talk about
  3. 3. What SuperAging uses today
  4. 4. What we do not use
  5. 5. How long things last
  6. 6. How to control cookies
  7. 7. Changes

1. What cookies and similar tech are

Cookies are small text files a site or its infrastructure can store in your browser. Related tools — local storage, session storage, pixels, and similar identifiers — can remember a preference, keep a form from breaking, or help us understand whether the site is working.

This Cookie Policy covers https://superaging.ai/ and explains how those technologies relate to SuperAging.AI, a product of Got-Data Inc. For the fuller picture of personal information, read the Privacy Policy.

2. Categories we talk about

Strictly necessary

Needed for the site to load securely, stay available, or complete a request you made (for example, submitting the waitlist form). These are not used to advertise to you.

Functional / preferences

Remember a choice you made on this site, if we ever store one. Today the marketing pages do not rely on a preference-cookie layer.

Analytics

Help us understand aggregate use — pages visited, device type, approximate location from IP, time on site — so we can fix broken pages and see what helps people. Our Privacy Policy describes this as minimal, privacy-respecting analytics that do not require cross-site tracking cookies.

Advertising / cross-site tracking

Used by ad networks to follow you across sites and build a profile. We do not use these.

3. What SuperAging uses today

This marketing site is largely static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, served from Cloudflare. We do not embed an advertising SDK, a retargeting pixel, or a social-login cookie farm on these pages.

  • Cloudflare (hosting, CDN, security). Cloudflare may set operational cookies or similar tokens to keep the site up, absorb abuse, and distinguish legitimate traffic from bots. Those cookies belong to Cloudflare’s infrastructure, not to an ad network we hired. Typical examples, when present, are short-lived bot-management or load-balancing cookies.
  • First-party, privacy-respecting analytics (if enabled). We may collect the automatic information described in the Privacy Policy (device type, browser, IP address, pages visited, time on site) without cross-site tracking cookies. If a measurement tool can run without a tracking cookie, that is the preferred path.
  • Forms and product sessions. The waitlist and future member sign-in flows send what you type to our servers. They may use a short-lived first-party cookie or similar storage to complete the request or keep you signed in. That is functional, not advertising.

We are not listing a dozen invented marketing vendors. If we add a named analytics or essential-cookie provider that changes this picture in a material way, we will update this page and the Privacy Policy.

4. What we do not use

  • Advertising cookies
  • Cross-site tracking cookies for retargeting or ad personalization
  • Selling cookie data or sharing it with advertisers
  • Third-party social plugins whose purpose is to follow you around the web

Other sites you leave us for — a wearable vendor, a lab portal, Stripe Checkout, or email — have their own cookie practices. We do not control those.

5. How long things last

We do not run an exotic tracker with a multi-year advertising identifier. Reasonable defaults:

  • Session / request cookies expire when you close the browser or shortly after the request finishes.
  • Cloudflare operational cookies, when set, are typically short-lived (often minutes to hours; some security-challenge cookies can last longer, commonly up to about a year, depending on Cloudflare’s configuration).
  • Signed-in product sessions (when the member app is available) last long enough to keep you logged in, then expire or can be ended when you sign out.

You can delete cookies at any time from your browser. That may sign you out of a future member session or make a security challenge reappear.

6. How to control cookies

Every major browser lets you block, delete, or limit cookies, and many offer a tracking-prevention or “do not track” style setting. Check your browser’s help pages for the current steps — they change more often than this policy should.

Blocking all cookies, including strictly necessary ones, can break security checks or forms. That is a browser choice we respect; we may not be able to make every feature work without those cookies.

For access, deletion, or other privacy requests, email privacy@superaging.ai. We respond within 30 days, as described in the Privacy Policy. California residents and EU/UK residents have the rights listed there.

7. Changes

We may update this Cookie Policy as the site or the product changes. The “Last updated” date at the top is the latest revision. Material changes that affect how we use personal information will follow the notice practices in the Privacy Policy.

Contact

Cookie or privacy questions: privacy@superaging.ai
Operator: Got-Data Inc., 680 US Highway 130 #8052, Trenton, NJ 08650

Note: This policy is a thoughtful draft, not legal advice. If you're republishing or relying on it, review with qualified counsel.