Privacy

This page describes this website. For Cureocity’s app and services, read the service privacy policy and terms and conditions.

This website does not submit your selections or collect medical records or payment information.

Optional analytics load only after you choose Accept analytics. Rejecting analytics leaves these tools off. We remember your choice on this device for up to 180 days; you can change it using Cookie preferences in the footer. Withdrawing consent refreshes the page to stop running trackers. Analytics also stay off on local development, unapproved preview hosts and the Health Momentum Score page. Advertising consent is not granted.

We use Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager to understand page visits, scrolling, outbound link clicks, video engagement, and file downloads. Google Analytics may store cookies on your device. Assessment answers and health scores are not included in our analytics events.

The dev website reports website visits and app-download activity to Cureocity’s first-party dev lead service independently of your optional analytics choice. A random lead ID and secret capability token are stored on this device for up to 180 days so later actions can belong to the same lead. Pending actions are retained for retries. Rejecting analytics does not clear this first-party lead information. App-download links pass the lead ID, original token and campaign reference to Cureocity’s gateway; an organic website visit uses the source reference “website”. These values are not sent to third-party analytics. The website does not send contact details, assessment answers or health scores to the lead service. Lead tracking stays off on the Health Momentum Score page.

We also use Microsoft Clarity and PostHog to understand page visits and interactions through heatmaps and session recordings. These tools may use cookies or browser storage. Session recordings mask page text and form inputs. Clarity and PostHog do not run on the Health Momentum Score page, and we do not send assessment answers, health scores or optional personal details to them. Learn more about Microsoft’s privacy practices and PostHog’s privacy practices.