Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small browser files; similar technologies include local storage and browser reporting settings. The public website does not set an application sign-in cookie. It uses local storage if you save necessary-only privacy settings. No analytics SDK, advertising pixel, third-party media embed or optional playback preference is active.
Saved privacy settings
emergent:consent:v1 is first-party local storage containing the notice version, timestamp and necessary-only selection (mediaPreferences is false). It is written only when you save settings. The application treats it as valid for 180 days and removes expired or outdated values when next checked. It is not sent to an advertising or analytics service.
Owner and counsel must approve the 180-day period and classification. Local storage does not expire by itself while you are away from the site.
Private staging only
The separate password-protected staging host uses __Host-emergent_staging after a reviewer signs in. This first-party cookie holds a signed expiry, not the password or enquiry content. It lasts up to eight hours and uses Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite=Strict protections.
This cookie keeps a requested private review session signed in. It is not set by emergentlab.ai. Removing it signs the reviewer out of private staging.
Optional categories
There are no optional application categories to accept, so no opt-in banner is shown. The old preview’s emergent:media-preference:v1 playback key is removed when the site loads.
Any future analytics, advertising, embedded media or optional preference must be assessed, added to this inventory and controlled with actual consent where required before it is activated. No such future permission is being requested here.
Save or clear your settings
Open Cookie Preferences in the footer to review the settings. “Save necessary-only settings” saves the notice version and choice. “Clear saved settings” removes the application’s saved privacy and legacy playback keys. Neither action subscribes you to marketing.
Clearing preferences does not delete correspondence held in email or Cloudflare records. For personal-information requests, contact we@emergentlab.ai. Navigation and contact information remain available without saving a choice.
Browser controls
You can also delete or block storage through your browser. If storage is unavailable, the site remains usable and a temporary choice can apply in the current tab. If the browser prevents this site from deleting a saved value, use the browser’s own site-data controls. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track prevent optional media preference storage in the consent helper; the current pages do not offer that category.
Hosting and browser reports
The live host currently sends Cloudflare Network Error Logging and Report-To instructions. Supporting browsers can retain those instructions and send network-delivery error reports to Cloudflare. These are browser reporting policies, not cookies or an application analytics SDK; the live policy advertises a seven-day maximum age.
The table below separates public application storage from the private staging cookie and hosting reports. It is not a claim that provider infrastructure processes no additional technical data. Hosting settings must be rechecked when they change.
Review the network-reporting purpose, legal basis, retention and any applicable consent requirements. Verify the final hosting configuration and provider register before approving this notice.
Questions and updates
The operator is EmergentLab.ai LLC, a Delaware LLC, 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958, United States. Contact we@emergentlab.ai about privacy or storage. This draft was revised on 13 November 2026; it has no approved effective date. See the Privacy Policy for broader data handling.
Draft version: website-draft-2026-11-13. Final text, effective date and unresolved decisions require owner and counsel approval.