Cookie Policy
AI Prompt Cloud uses cookies and server-side sessions to support sign-in and necessary website operation. This policy explains those uses, the involvement of Google and Cloudflare, and the choices available through your browser.
It describes cookie and session use without presenting analytics, advertising, or other tracking systems as active features.
What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information that a website or service asks your browser to store. The browser can return that information with later requests, helping a service recognize a continuing interaction.
A cookie is different from information held on a server. For example, a browser may hold a session reference while the related session information is maintained on the website’s server.
Cookies can serve different purposes. Their presence alone does not establish that they are used for advertising or analytics. The relevant question is what a particular cookie or mechanism does.
How AI Prompt Cloud uses cookies
AI Prompt Cloud uses secure session cookies with server-side sessions. They support continuity between requests, authentication, security, prevention of misuse, and necessary website functionality.
When you sign in, the website needs a way to recognize your authenticated session as you move between pages or use an available workflow. Session cookies help support that recognition.
Without session continuity, a website may be unable to connect a request with an earlier authentication step. This can affect activities that depend on signed-in access, including participation in creator or editorial workflows.
Cookie use should be understood alongside the account and technical information described in the Privacy Policy.
Essential cookies
Some cookies may be necessary for signed-in functionality and security. These support the operation of the service rather than serving as an optional content feature.
Blocking an essential session cookie may prevent sign-in from completing, interrupt a session, or affect actions that require authentication. Deleting one may mean that the website can no longer recognize the associated browser session.
Deleting a cookie does not automatically delete the related account, submitted content, or operational records. Browser storage and server-held information are separate.
If you have a question about account information rather than browser cookies, use the privacy enquiry contact described in the Privacy Policy.
Google sign-in
AI Prompt Cloud uses Google OAuth for authentication. Choosing Google sign-in involves interaction with Google’s services.
Google may use cookies or other browser storage as part of its own authentication and account processes. Those mechanisms are controlled by Google and governed by Google’s policies. Their behavior can depend on your browser settings and your existing interaction with Google.
This policy does not identify particular Google cookie names or claim that a specific set is created for every sign-in.
For more information about Google-controlled mechanisms, see How Google uses cookies. The Google Privacy Policy explains Google’s broader information practices.
Cloudflare and security
Cloudflare is used in front of AI Prompt Cloud to support delivery and security. Infrastructure and security services may use technical mechanisms needed to handle requests and protect the website from misuse.
Depending on the functionality involved, those mechanisms may include browser cookies or request-related processing. This does not mean that every mechanism offered by Cloudflare is enabled on AI Prompt Cloud.
Cloudflare describes cookies associated with its different services in its cookie documentation. That documentation covers Cloudflare products generally and should not be read as an inventory of cookies active on this website.
Analytics and advertising
This policy covers essential session use and mechanisms supporting authentication, security, delivery, and necessary functionality. It does not describe an active analytics, advertising, remarketing, or newsletter-tracking cookie system.
If functionality involving additional cookie purposes is introduced, the relevant information will need to be reflected in this policy. Any applicable notice or consent requirements would also need to be addressed.
The involvement of an infrastructure provider should not, by itself, be interpreted as a statement that its advertising or analytics products are in use.
Managing cookies
Browsers generally provide settings to view, block, or delete cookies. Some also let you control cookies for individual websites or limit storage associated with third-party services.
The available controls and their names vary by browser. Consult your browser’s help information for instructions that match your device and version.
Consider the effect on authentication before blocking all cookies. Restrictive settings may interfere with Google sign-in or prevent AI Prompt Cloud from maintaining the session needed for an authenticated action.
If you report a cookie-related problem, describe the behavior and any relevant browser setting. Do not send cookie values or session identifiers, which may contain sensitive authentication information.
Changes to this policy
This Cookie Policy may be updated when the website’s technology, authentication arrangements, or cookie purposes change. The current version will be published on this page.
Review the policy alongside the Privacy Policy for an explanation of browser-based mechanisms and the information processed during website use.
Contact
For questions about cookies or session behavior, email contact@aipromptcloud.com.
Include the affected page, your browser, and a short description of the question or problem. Remove authentication information from any screenshots or technical details you provide.
