Cookies and browser storage
Last updated: October 9, 2026
Essential sessions
Authentication cookies keep signed-in accounts connected. An anonymous-session credential allows private access to trial history. Security and payment flows may use additional essential session data. Blocking these cookies can prevent sign-in or access to your records.
Local drafts and preferences
Your browser stores unfinished inputs, selected models, record identifiers and request identities so a page reload can recover work without submitting it twice. Theme preferences are also stored locally. Clearing browser storage removes those local drafts and can remove access to anonymous history; it does not delete account history on the server.
Third-party services
Google sign-in and hosted payment services can set their own cookies subject to their policies. For questions about storage or deletion, contact [email protected].