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Cookie policy

Last updated: August 31, 2026.

Essential cookies and browser storage

Secure session cookies keep you signed in. The analytics-consent cookie remembers your optional measurement choice. Browser storage can preserve the page and recharge selection you chose before signing in; it is not a place to store your API keys.

First-party counts

We count page visits with a random browser identifier to understand use of the site. These records can include the page path and signed-in account identifier, but not API prompts, generated content, or API keys. These requests go to our own service, not Microsoft Clarity.

Optional analytics

Only after you allow analytics, Google Analytics 4 can count canonical page views and Microsoft Clarity can measure interactions on public informational pages. GA4 receives no query strings, fragments, account identifiers, API prompts, provider responses, or custom product-event fields; advertising storage, Google signals, and ad personalization remain disabled. Strict Clarity masking is configured. Optional analytics is not loaded on sign-in, account, developer-console, administration, unknown, or query/fragment-bearing pages. Entering a private page unloads the analytics document.

Your current choice

Analytics preference: not selected.

Withdrawing consent reloads the page to stop an already-running recorder. You can change this preference here at any time.

Browser controls

You can remove cookies through browser settings. Removing the secure session cookie signs you out. Blocking essential cookies may prevent account and billing features from working.

For data handling and your rights, read the privacy policy.

Welcome-balance abuse prevention

To prevent repeated welcome-balance claims, an essential first-party browser cookie lasts up to one year. Our server stores a hashed random browser identifier to limit the welcome offer to once per browser per site. This does not use Google Analytics, track you across sites, or change existing balances or daily check-in rewards. Shared-browser users can still register and use their accounts; contact support if you believe an offer was withheld in error.