RotaCheck

RotaCheck Cookie and Device Storage Notice

Version 2.0 · Last updated: 15 November 2026

This notice explains how the RotaCheck website and app store information on, or read information from, your device. It is written to meet the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR), as amended by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, and should be read with our Privacy Notice.

1. In short

2. The website

Name or typeSet byPurposeHow long
Sign-in session (session storage, ends when you close the tab)RotaCheckKeeps you signed in while you save or manage your cardUntil you close the tab
Stripe cookies (for example __stripe_mid, __stripe_sid)StripeFraud prevention and secure card payments on the card page__stripe_sid 30 minutes; __stripe_mid 1 year

Stripe acts as a separate controller for its fraud-prevention cookies. See stripe.com/gb/cookie-settings and stripe.com/gb/privacy.

3. The app

The app stores information on your phone to work. This is what makes "on-phone first" possible:

WhatWhere on your phonePurpose
Hours diary, notes, report copies and PDFsApp storageYour diary and reports
Allocate password (only if you tap Save)Apple Keychain (iPhone) or Android Keystore (Android), this device onlyFilling in Allocate's sign-in page
Sign-in tokenSecure storageKeeping you signed in to RotaCheck
Your hospital's area and location resultsApp storageRecording arrival and departure on your phone
Speech-recognition model filesApp storageOn-phone dictation
Settings and preferencesApp storageRemembering your choices

The browser extension or add-on keeps what it needs to fill your form in memory for up to 15 minutes and sets two short-lived flags in session storage on the Allocate site. Nothing is sent to us. It does not set tracking cookies on Allocate or any other website.

None of this is sent to us, except the sign-in token, which our server checks each time the app connects.

4. Managing storage

5. Changes

If we change what we store, we will update this notice and, where consent is needed, ask you first.