Cookie Policy - PromptEden

This Cookie Policy explains how Yulan Ventures, LLC, doing business as PromptEden ("PromptEden," "we," "us") uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on prompteden.com, app.prompteden.com, and related pages that link to this policy, including pages for our AI agent for AEO.

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files placed on your browser or device when you visit a website. They help websites remember information about your session, preferences, and actions.

2. Types of Cookies We Use

2.1 Essential Cookies

These cookies are necessary for the Services to function and cannot be switched off in our systems. They are typically set in response to actions such as logging in, maintaining secure sessions, saving your privacy settings, storing your cookie choice, or enabling billing workflows.

Cookie	Purpose	Duration
`session`, `pe_logged_in`	PromptEden sign-in session (encrypted, HTTP-only) and a signed-in indicator shared with prompteden.com	1 day
`pe_internal`	Marks a PromptEden team member's browser so our own visits are excluded from our analytics; it identifies no one. Set by app.prompteden.com for signed-in PromptEden team members only on .prompteden.com.	400 days
`__stripe_mid`, `__stripe_sid`	Stripe fraud prevention and checkout	1 year / 30 min
`pe_consent`	Stores your cookie banner choice	1 year

2.2 Attribution Cookies

We use a first-party cookie to understand how visitors arrive at our site and to measure marketing effectiveness.

Cookie	Purpose	Duration
`pe_attribution_v1`	Stores UTM parameters, landing page path and URL, referrer URL and host, advertising click IDs, plan intent, and first-touch / last-touch timestamps	90 days

2.3 Analytics and Performance Technologies

These technologies help us understand how visitors and customers use our website and product features, so we can improve reliability and user experience. They may measure page loads, navigation patterns, and feature engagement.

Cookie / Technology	Provider	Purpose	Duration
`ph_*`	PostHog	Product analytics, pageviews, feature usage	1 year
`pe_posthog_anon_id`	PostHog	Temporarily links anonymous analytics activity to account signup	1 hour
`_ga`, `_ga_*`, `_gid`	Google Analytics 4	Website analytics, pageviews, and session measurement after cookie consent	Up to 2 years
`_gcl_au`	Google Ads	After you accept optional cookies, conversion measurement and click linking for Google Ads. Google may associate the event with a Google account or advertising identifier used on other sites and apps.	Up to 90 days
`_fbp`, `_fbc`	Meta Pixel	After you accept optional cookies, conversion measurement and click linking for Meta ads. Meta may associate the event with a Meta account or advertising identifier used on other sites and apps.	Up to 90 days
Server-side event measurement	Google Analytics 4	Aggregated product and traffic measurement when collected server-side (not active as of 24 September 2026); this mode does not set cookies in your browser	No browser cookie

2.4 Functional Cookies

Functional cookies remember preferences and settings, such as language, interface options, and certain dashboard customizations.

3. Third-Party Cookies and Technologies

Some cookies and similar technologies are provided by trusted third parties we use to operate our business. Depending on your interaction with the Services, these may include:

Stripe for secure payment and checkout workflows.
Cloudflare for network delivery, security, and bot protection.
Sentry for diagnostics and error monitoring.
PostHog for product analytics.
Cloudflare Turnstile for bot protection.
Google Analytics 4 for consent-gated browser analytics (server-side product measurement is not active as of 24 September 2026), andPlausible Analytics for cookieless website analytics.
Google Ads (Google LLC) and Meta Pixel(Meta Platforms, Inc.) for advertising conversion measurement. Their browser tags load only after you accept optional cookies. If you accept, we send them advertising identifiers, limited device data, page context, and conversion events (free-report submit and clicks through to app.prompteden.com sign-up or checkout). They may combine that data with other information they hold and use it to measure ads across sites. This is sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising measurement, not a sale for money. Decline or enable Global Privacy Control to refuse it.

Third parties may set their own cookies under their own privacy policies when those services are used.

4. How to Manage Cookies

You can control cookies through browser settings. Most browsers let you:

View cookies currently stored on your device.
Delete specific or all cookies.
Block cookies for specific sites or all sites.
Receive a warning before cookies are placed on your device.

We display a cookie banner for non-essential analytics and advertising measurement cookies. If you accept, PostHog, Google Analytics, Google Ads, and Meta Pixel may set cookies and receive identifiers and conversion events, including for cross-context advertising measurement. If you decline, those browser tags do not load. Essential cookies remain active. To withdraw a previous acceptance, select "Cookie settings" in the site footer and then "Decline". We send supported vendor opt-out signals and expire the browser cookies listed above on prompteden.com and .prompteden.com. An enabled Global Privacy Control signal is treated as a decline for these optional tags. That decline is also how California and similar US state residents opt out of our sharing of personal information with Google Ads and Meta for cross-context advertising measurement.

If a browser-based analytics script is loaded after you accept analytics cookies, the provider may use its own cookies or browser storage under its own policies.

If you disable essential cookies, parts of the Services may not function properly, including login, secure account features, and checkout.

5. "Do Not Track" and Global Privacy Control

Some browsers provide a "Do Not Track" (DNT) setting. Because there is no uniform industry standard for handling DNT signals, PromptEden does not currently respond to DNT signals in a standardized way.

We do not sell personal information for money. If you accept optional cookies, we may share advertising identifiers, limited device data, and conversion events with Google Ads and Meta so they can measure ads across sites and apps (cross-context advertising measurement / "sharing" under CPRA and similar US state laws). We do not use those tags to run on-site personalized ads, and we do not sell that information for cash. You can refuse or withdraw that sharing by declining cookies, by opening "Cookie settings" and choosing Decline, by using the "Your Privacy Choices" control in the site footer, or by enabling Global Privacy Control. We treat an enabled GPC signal as a decline for these browser-based analytics and advertising tags.

6. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect legal, technical, or business changes. We will post updates on this page and revise the "Last updated" date above.

7. Contact Us

If you have questions about our use of cookies, contact[email protected].