Cookie policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device so it can remember useful things about your visit, like your theme preference or whether you are signed in. 'Similar technologies' include browser storage and server-set tokens that behave the same way.

Strictly necessary

• Session cookies: keep you signed in to the application.
• CSRF tokens: protect against cross-site request forgery.
• Tenant routing: direct requests to the correct tenancy on a multi-tenant deployment.
• These are required for the service to work.

Functional

• Theme preference (light / dark / system).
• UI state such as last-open tabs, sidebar collapse, and resume-from-here bookmarks.
• Disabling these causes minor friction (the UI resets on every visit), but the service remains functional.

Analytics

• We use analytics services (Google Analytics and PostHog) on the marketing site (archively.ai) to understand how visitors use it — pages visited, navigation paths, and on-page interactions — so we can improve it.
• If you contact us through a form, we associate your inquiry with your visit so we can respond helpfully.
• We do not share analytics data with ad networks, do not sell personal information, and do not use advertising trackers.
• In the EU, EEA, and UK, analytics runs only after you allow it through the consent notice. Elsewhere, analytics is on by default, and you can turn it off at any time through “Manage cookie preferences” in the footer.

What we don't use

• Advertising cookies or tracking pixels from third-party ad networks.
• Cross-site trackers for retargeting.
• Social-media tracking pixels.

Managing cookies

Your browser controls (blocking, clearing, or limiting cookies) apply to Archively. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will prevent sign-in.

Contact

Questions about cookies can be sent to privacy@archively.ai.