Firstage Cookie Policy

Published: September 8, 2026 · Effective: October 8, 2026

Document version: 1.0 (initial version scheduled to take effect)

This document expands on Section 10 of the Privacy Policy.


1. What Cookies Are

A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser. Cookies keep you signed in, help us understand how the Service is used, and inform which advertising is shown.

2. Cookies We Use

Essential — the Service does not work without these

NameWhat it doesRetention
firstage_atKeeps you signed in (access token)24 hours
firstage_rtExtends your session (refresh token)7 days
oauth_redirect · oauth_platformKeeps the return address and app-or-web context during sign-in5 minutes
Cloudflare TurnstileBlocks automated signups and attacksEnd of session

The sign-in and OAuth context cookies are set httpOnly, so scripts in the browser cannot read them.

Analytics — used to improve the Service

ServiceWhat it doesRetention
Google Analytics 4Page views, referral sources, usage flow26 months
MixpanelUser identifier, URL, acquisition source, feature usage, and sampled screen interactions (10%)Up to 26 months
SentryError diagnostics, sampled screen interactions for normal sessions (1%), and error sessions (100%)90 days

Advertising — selects ads and measures results

ServiceWhat it doesRetention
Google AdSense · Google AdsAd delivery, conversion measurementPer Google policy
Meta (Facebook)Conversion measurement, remarketing180 days

Functional

ServiceWhat it doesRetention
ChannelTalkKeeps your support conversationPer provider policy

Local device storage and external fonts

  • Your language choice, theme setting, and drafts in progress are stored on your device. Clearing site data in your browser removes them.
  • When you consent to Mixpanel, its analytics identifier and properties are stored in localStorage and sent to Mixpanel.
  • Default Service fonts are served from deployment files. Selecting some editor fonts makes a direct request to Google Fonts at that time and may send your IP address, browser information, and requesting-page information.

3. Managing Cookies

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings.

  • Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies
  • Safari: Settings → Privacy
  • Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security

Blocking analytics or advertising cookies does not limit essential photo storage, editing, or ordering features. You can opt out through your browser and each service.

Blocking essential cookies means you cannot stay signed in, so the recording features become unavailable. Blocking analytics and advertising cookies leaves everything else working.

4. Contact

The Korean version of this policy is authoritative. Where a translation differs in meaning, the Korean version governs.