Cookie Policy
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser to remember state between visits. First-party cookies belong to the site you are visiting; third-party cookies belong to someone else embedded in it, and they are how advertising networks follow people across the web. Cookies can be strictly practical — keeping a preference alive for one session — or they can be the raw material of a profiling economy, which is the kind this site has decided not to participate in.
Types We Use
Two narrow kinds, both first-party. Strictly functional local storage may remember a choice you made during a visit, such as the last style you picked on a generator, and it never leaves your browser or reaches our servers. Aggregate analytics count page views without identifying anyone, so the desk knows which shelves need work; these counts are not linked to you, not built into a profile, and never sold or shared for advertising of any kind.
Cookies We Use
| Item | Purpose | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|
| Style preference (local) | Remembers your last chosen style on a generator page | Your browser session |
| Aggregate view counter | Anonymous page-view totals per page | Server-side aggregate only |
That is the entire inventory, and it is short enough to audit by eye. No advertising cookies, no retargeting pixels, no cross-site trackers, no fingerprinting scripts, and no "legitimate interest" consent theater anywhere on the site.
Technical Audit
The inventory above is checked whenever the site ships. New scripts cannot enter the build without their storage being declared in this table, the build pipeline asserts that the static pages pull no external tracking resources, and the generator endpoint sets no cookies at all because it keeps no state. If a future release wanted anything beyond the two rows above, this page would be updated and dated before the release went out, not after.
Managing Preferences
Every mainstream browser lets you block or clear cookies and site data globally or per site; your browser's help pages have the exact steps for yours. Clearing everything on this site costs you nothing functionally — the generators depend on no stored state, so they run identically with storage disabled, and your style choice simply resets to the default on the next visit, which is the worst-case consequence.
Trademark Notice
Every name on this site is invented on request by a language model; we do not read any trademark registry, brand database or intellectual-property index while generating. Nothing here is a clearance search, and no result should ever be treated as one. If you adopt a generated name for anything commercial, the entire burden of checking availability and conflicts rests with you, and consulting a trademark professional before a launch is the sensible move. Warm Balance performs no verification of intellectual-property rights, and results are offered as inspiration only. Availability depends entirely on your own due diligence, and you assume full responsibility for any conflict with an existing trademark, brand or business when selecting one of our suggestions for real-world use.
Editorial Review
The guides around the generators are edited by hand by a two-person desk, not assembled automatically. Pages are re-reviewed on a rolling schedule, and reader corrections are acted on before anything else in the queue. The editorial team page introduces the editors, the shelves each one owns, and how responsibility for a correction is assigned. Nothing important on this site is published without one of the two of them reading it first.
Governing Law
These terms follow the law of the State of California, United States, as the legal basis for all disputes connected with this site. Courts located in California hold exclusive jurisdiction over any claim arising from use of the service. To keep resolution predictable, claims are brought individually: class actions are waived, and disputes that cannot be settled informally proceed through individual arbitration under state rules rather than jury trials. In any enforcement action, the prevailing party may recover reasonable attorney fees. This choice of law applies no matter where you access the site from.
Contact Us
Questions about this cookie policy or anything else on the site go to desk@warmbalance.com. We aim to reply within 48 hours on business days, and feedback that changes a page gets credited in its edit history. Corrections, feature suggestions and requests for clarification are all welcome — most of the improvements on this site started as a reader email. When you write, name the page involved and say what you expected; it saves a round trip and gets you a real answer faster.