What this site keeps in your browser, and why.

Cookies and browser storage are used here for two reasons: to count visits to the public pages with Google Analytics, and to make a feature you chose work. The six items below are the complete list of what this site itself sets; Cloudflare, which delivers it, may add the two security cookies described after them. If that list changes, this notice and its date change with it.

Whether the analytics cookies are set without asking depends on where you are. Genyra LLC is a United States company, so on most of the world the short statement at the foot of the page tells you that Google Analytics is running and offers Turn off. If you visit from the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area or Switzerland, or your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, the statement asks first and no analytics cookie is set until you press Allow. Until you answer, Google Analytics runs without cookies or any stored identifier and sends only anonymous pings that Google counts in aggregate. Your choice is remembered in your browser and can be changed at any time from Cookie settings in the footer.

Each entry gives the exact name, type, purpose, when it is set, how long it lasts and its attributes, taken from the site’s code.

The motion control lets you choose how the experience moves. The site saves that choice in your browser’s local storage under the key genyra-motion-preference. It records an interface preference, not who you are, and it is never attached to an enquiry or account.

With no saved choice, the site follows the reduced-motion setting of your device. A preference saved in one browser applies only there; another device or browser starts from its own default.

Signing in to a client or staff account sets a single cookie named __Host-genyra_account on the production site. Development copies of the site use the name genyra_account. The cookie holds a random session token; the server keeps only a hash of that token, and the session it points to expires after twelve hours.

The cookie is HttpOnly, so page scripts cannot read it; Secure, so it travels only over HTTPS; and SameSite=Lax, so other sites cannot send it with their requests. Signing out removes the cookie and the session on the server. No other cookie is set for sign-in, forms or security: submissions are checked on the server by their origin, not by a cookie.

Google Analytics 4, a service of Google LLC, loads on the public pages from googletagmanager.com. With its cookies allowed it records each page viewed, the page you came from, your approximate location derived from your connection address, your browser, device and screen size, and how long the visit lasts; Google Analytics 4 does not store the connection address itself. With its cookies not allowed it records only anonymous, cookieless pings with no identifier, used for aggregate counts. Advertising features, Google Signals and any link to advertising accounts are switched off, and the reports are used only to understand which pages are read and how the site is found.

The script never loads on the sign-in, account, enrolment, activation, unsubscribe and newsletter-confirmation pages, so private links and account activity are not measured. No advertising, social-media or tag-management scripts run, and fonts (Inter and JetBrains Mono), images and video are served with the site. Cloudflare, which delivers the site, may add a cookieless performance beacon of its own; it sets nothing in your browser. What is collected through enquiries and sign-in is described in the privacy notice.

Cookie settings, at the foot of every page, turns Google Analytics off or on. Turning it off stops the script entirely, removes its cookies and is remembered until you change it. A content blocker, your browser’s tracking protection or Google’s opt-out browser add-on (tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout) has the same effect, and the site works identically with the script blocked.

Signing out removes the account cookie. Using the motion control again changes the stored preference. To remove everything at once, open your browser’s settings, find site data or cookies, search for genyra.com and delete the entry; in most browsers this is under Privacy and security, then Site settings or Manage website data. A private or incognito window discards all of them when it closes.

Clearing storage signs you out, returns motion to your device’s default, forgets your analytics choice and shows the short cookie statement once more. Nothing else changes.

External websites, including Genyra.ai and catalogue destinations, may use their own cookies, browser storage and third-party services. Their notices apply when you visit them; a link from this site gives Genyra no control over those choices.

For questions about this notice, or about information you have submitted, read the privacy notice and write to [email protected]. Do not include sensitive information merely to ask a question.