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This policy explains how ArchOne AI uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website or use our services.
Last updated: September 14, 2026.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by a website. Similar technologies, including local storage, may store or retrieve information in your browser for related purposes.
ArchOne AI may use cookies and similar technologies to:
The cookies available during a visit depend on the features you use and the services enabled on the site.
Essential cookies support sign-in, session continuity, security, fraud prevention, account access, and payment-related functions. Some ArchOne AI features may not work correctly if these cookies are blocked.
Preference cookies remember choices such as language, interface state, or whether you dismissed a site notification. They reduce the need to repeat the same selections on later visits.
Analytics and performance technologies help us understand which pages and features are used, whether a workflow succeeds or fails, and how the site performs. Except for cookieless analytics described below, services that use browser identifiers load only after you select Accept all cookies.
Attribution cookies may remember a campaign, referral source, or partner identifier. We use this information to understand how visitors reach ArchOne AI, apply an eligible campaign where applicable, and measure related sign-ups or purchases.
The following examples describe first-party cookies currently used by ArchOne AI. Names, purposes, and durations may change when a feature is updated.
| Cookie | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
archoneai_cookie_consent | Remembers whether you accepted all cookies or chose necessary cookies. | Up to 180 days |
utm_source | Remembers the source associated with a visit or sign-up after consent. | Up to 30 days |
pricing_campaign | Applies and remembers an eligible pricing offer that you selected. | Up to 30 days |
archoneai_top_banner_* | Remembers that a specific site notification was dismissed. | Usually 7 days |
| Authentication and security cookies | Maintains sign-in, session, and security state. Cookie names vary. | Session-based or according to the applicable authentication settings |
A session cookie normally expires when the browser session ends. A persistent cookie remains until its stated expiration, until it is replaced, or until you delete it.
As of the date shown above, ArchOne AI is configured to use the following analytics services. A service may not run on every page or during every visit.
| Service | Purpose and storage |
|---|---|
| Vercel Web Analytics | Measures aggregated traffic without third-party cookies. Vercel states that its temporary visitor hash is discarded after 24 hours. |
| Google Analytics | Measures visits and product interactions after consent. GA4 may set first-party _ga and _ga_* cookies with a default expiration of up to 2 years, subject to browser limits and configuration. |
| Microsoft Clarity | Helps us understand site usability after consent. Clarity may set _clck, _clsk, and related Microsoft cookies; their duration varies by identifier and provider configuration. |
| PostHog | Measures selected product interactions after consent. Its default browser persistence uses local storage and a first-party ph_*_posthog cookie for up to 365 days. |
ArchOne AI may also use third-party services for authentication, payments, referrals, customer support, or other service functions. Those providers may set or read cookies when you use the relevant feature or visit their pages. Third-party technologies are governed by the provider's own policies.
When the Cookie settings panel is shown, you can accept all cookies or continue with necessary cookies only. ArchOne AI stores that choice for up to 180 days. On this page, select Cookie settings to review or change your choice.
If you change from all cookies to necessary cookies, ArchOne AI stops loading the optional services on the next page load and removes the optional first-party identifiers it can access. You may need to use your browser settings to remove cookies stored under a third party's domain.
Most browsers also let you view, block, or delete cookies through their privacy or site settings. You can configure some browsers to block third-party cookies or remove stored site data when the browser closes.
Blocking or deleting essential cookies may sign you out or prevent account, security, checkout, payment, preference, or other service features from working correctly. Deleting a preference or attribution cookie may cause the related choice or source information to be recorded again.
Browser settings do not necessarily remove information already received and processed before a cookie was deleted.
We may update this Cookie Policy when our services, providers, or legal obligations change. We will publish the revised policy on this page and update the date shown above.
For more information about how ArchOne AI handles personal data, please review the Privacy Policy. Your use of ArchOne AI is also governed by the Terms of Service.
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, contact us through Contact or at support@archoneai.com.
