Last updated: 4 November 2026
Calmvivo uses cookies and similar storage to keep the site working and to understand how it is used. This page lists what we set, what third parties set, how long each lasts, and how to turn any of it off.
It sits alongside our internal data protocols, which describe the information itself rather than the mechanism carrying it, and alongside the consent banner on a first visit.
Trademark Notice
Names on calmvivo.com come from algorithms that never consult a trademark register. No availability check is performed on anything the generator produces, and anyone who uses a generated name carries the entire risk of doing so.
Cookies Overview
A cookie is a small file a site leaves in your browser so it can recognise the same session later. On a name generator that mostly means remembering what you typed and which filters you chose, so a return visit does not begin from an empty box.
We keep the set small and lean on the essential side wherever possible, because every extra cookie is one more thing a visitor has to think about. The controls below let you switch off everything that is not strictly required.
- Session cookies remember the theme and filters you picked so you do not re-enter them on every visit.
- Analytics cookies record anonymous interactions that help us judge which name sets are worth keeping.
- Preference cookies hold small choices, such as a dark interface, between sessions.
Essential Cookies
These are the ones the site cannot run without. They carry your session, hold the security tokens that stop a form being submitted on your behalf, and keep the generator’s requests paired with the right visitor while a page is open.
Most expire when you close the tab. A few persist briefly so a half-finished shortlist survives a reload. California privacy standards treat this category as indispensable, which is why the banner does not offer to disable it.
Analytics Cookies
We use Google Analytics, which sets _ga to tell one visitor from another over time and _gid to follow a single session. Together they show which categories get explored, where people stop scrolling, and which pages send someone to the generator. The numbers reach us aggregated, never as a list of individuals.
This is first-party measurement only. We do not stitch your activity here to another site, and you can refuse the whole category from the banner without losing any part of the tool.
- _ga stays for two years and is refreshed on each visit.
- _gid lasts 24 hours and is discarded when the session ends.
Advertising Cookies
AdSense sets __gads and IDE. The first measures how an ad slot performed without building a profile of you; the second supports interest-based delivery so the ads on a free tool pay for the tool. Neither is used by us to identify anyone who visits.
In practice you might see a branding service advertised after reading about product names. Lifespans run up to thirteen months, and Google Ads Settings is where that interest profile is edited or cleared.
Cookie Management
Every major browser lets you list, block and delete cookies, usually under a privacy or site-data heading. Doing that here will not break the generator, but it will forget the filters and theme you set, and a shortlist you were building may not survive.
We honour Do Not Track where the browser sends it. For a finer degree of control than the browser offers, the consent banner lets you accept analytics while refusing advertising, or the reverse.
- Blocking all cookies is possible, at the cost of losing preference memory between visits.
- Clearing them resets the identifiers, so the next visit starts from a clean slate.
- The banner itself can be reopened at any time to change an earlier choice.
Editorial Review
Our editorial team revisits this page on a quarterly cycle, checking each entry against what the browser actually receives and against current California data-protection practice.
Anything added, retired or reclassified is written up here with the date of the change, so the record stays readable to someone who is not a lawyer.
Governing Law
This policy is written under California, United States law, including the California Consumer Privacy Act. Courts in California have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute about cookies, and using the site consents to that.
A waiver has to be written to count. If a provision is invalidated the rest continue. In litigation the prevailing party recovers reasonable attorney fees.
Contact Us
Send questions about cookies to [email protected] or to the Contact Us page. We answer within two business days. This policy governs every interaction on the platform.