Cookies and similar technologies used for Everygen AI sessions, analytics, and security
2026/09/18
Last updated: October 15, 2026
This policy explains how Everygen AI uses cookies, local storage, pixels, and related browser technologies on everygens.com. Read it with the Privacy Policy.
Essential technologies keep a user signed in, protect authentication and payment flows, remember necessary state, prevent repeated registration-credit claims, balance traffic, and support security. Blocking them may prevent account, checkout, upload, or generation features from working.
These items may last for a browser session or for the period reasonably needed for account security and abuse prevention.
When allowed by applicable law and consent choices, Everygen AI uses:
These services may use cookies or similar identifiers and receive page URL, referral, browser, device, approximate location, interaction, and event information. Their retention periods and controls are governed by their own policies and our configuration.
The first-party maxh3_account_source cookie retains a bounded entry-source label for up to 24 hours so it can be associated with a newly created account after navigation or an authentication redirect. It is signed, HttpOnly, and not sent to analytics providers. It contains no account identifier or full referring URL. We do not set or read it when the request carries a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track opt-out header. Blocking it leaves account-source information unrecorded and does not prevent sign-in.
Google sign-in may use cookies or browser storage when you choose or interact with that authentication option. Stripe may use fraud-prevention and payment technologies during checkout. Their own notices apply to information processed on their systems.
Most browsers let you delete cookies, clear local storage, block selected sites, or notify you before storage is set. Account and opt-out controls may offer additional choices. Removing essential items can sign you out or interrupt an unfinished checkout or generation setup.
Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager remain inactive until you choose Allow analytics. Essential only keeps optional analytics off. Your choice is stored in the first-party everygen_analytics_consent cookie for up to 180 days. You can reopen Cookie settings at the bottom of any page to change or withdraw your choice. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track opt-out signals also prevent analytics loading.
Advertising storage, advertising user data, and ad personalization remain disabled. We do not send prompts, uploaded media, email addresses, names, or internal account IDs to Google Analytics. With analytics consent, a Stripe-confirmed purchase may be associated with the visit using Google's browser identifiers and a transaction ID to avoid counting the same purchase twice.
We may update this policy when the Service, supporting technology, or legal requirements change. The date above identifies the current version.
Questions can be sent to support@everygens.com or through the contact form.
