Policy changes and versions

October 18, 2026

A separately labeled current-price notice on the Terms page clarifies the reduced subscription prices, free template remixes and current top-up rates. The September 17 Terms v1.6 agreement and its immutable acceptance edition are unchanged. Earlier purchases keep their accepted prices and rights; new purchases show their current offer before confirmation.

October 11, 2026

Privacy v1.37 and Cookies v1.22 describe optional PostHog EU product analytics and separately optional sampled, masked public-page session replay and heatmaps. Collection requires consent; account/browser choices, withdrawal and Global Privacy Control are explained. The updated inventory identifies browser-consent storage and distinguishes memory-only SDK identity from persistent preferences. Product events exclude private content and URLs; no PostHog tracker is injected into customer sites. The provider register identifies PostHog’s role and EU region, and the Privacy Policy distinguishes its seven-year event retention and thirty-day recording window from financial records. This publication does not establish that a particular user granted consent or received an individual notice.

October 10, 2026

Privacy v1.36 and Cookies v1.21 describe automatic Visitor analytics on owner-enabled published sites without an injected consent card. Existing host-scoped rejections remain effective, Global Privacy Control stops collection, and a missing preference is not recorded as consent. The cookie inventory uses the current __Host- names and explains that removing or letting a rejection preference expire can allow collection to resume. Site owners remain responsible for required notices and prior-consent controls. These editions do not change the collected fields or their retention period.

September 22, 2026

Privacy v1.34 describes private working copies and encrypted execution state used to continue a Build paused at its credit limit, the cleanup boundary for those source snapshots, and the distinction between exported public credit receipts and internal execution/provider-cost controls.

Cookies v1.18 updates the essential-storage inventory for interrupted Create and Remix requests. Their saved descriptions normally remain usable for 24 hours. When the server requests a longer wait, the same request can remain recoverable until that deadline plus 2 minutes, with an absolute limit of 48 hours 2 minutes from its original save. Attachment bodies still expire after 24 hours. This does not add analytics or advertising storage, and does not change the Terms or purchase rights.

September 17, 2026

Terms v1.6, with billing terms edition 2026-09-17, describes monthly credit options, 60-day expiry and freezing of unexpired monthly credits on Free, and subscriber-only top-ups with a 12-calendar-month expiry. It explains separate automatic top-up consent, per-purchase pricing, inclusive balance thresholds, UTC calendar-month limits and disabling; promotions and refunds use the amount actually paid. Earlier non-expiring credits and purchases retain their original terms and rights. Other legal provisions, the refund-request period, mandatory consumer rights and notice requirements are unchanged.

Privacy v1.33 describes personal authenticator records, workspace access-policy history, and the separate 365-day profile contribution counters and minimal duplicate-prevention receipts. Generation payload retention remains unchanged. The settings guide documents personal two-factor authentication on every plan and Business workspace controls.

Privacy v1.32 clarifies the completed account-export contract: every included category must be collected successfully, and a failed or oversized request returns an error rather than a partial completed archive. The sign-in guide now explains express acceptance of the displayed Terms edition and preservation of previous acceptance records.

Privacy v1.31 and Customer DPA v1.1 specify the active connector-result retention controls: successfully completed response payloads become unavailable for replay after 30 days and are erased by bounded maintenance or expired-result reads. Confirmed cleanup also removes the payloads it covers. Minimal receipts and evidence for unresolved external actions have separate lifecycles.

September 16, 2026

Terms v1.5 identifies Mythos Software, LLC and its correspondence address; explains recurring plans, credit packs, cancellation and refunds; clarifies output and third-party license rights; incorporates the Acceptable Use Policy and applicable customer DPA; and uses Delaware courts while preserving mandatory consumer rights. It does not require arbitration.

The separately labeled billing terms edition is 2026-09-16. Previous purchases retain the rights and terms applicable when made.

Privacy v1.30 and Cookies v1.17 clarify provider roles, connector-response retention, account-deletion states and the scope of account export. Built-in published-site analytics requires a visitor’s affirmative choice; rejecting or withdrawing consent stops new events.

The customer DPA, provider register, acceptable-use/copyright policy and security page make those responsibilities and reporting channels explicit.

Which Terms apply

• This edition applies when it is expressly accepted, subject to the effective-date provisions in the Terms.
• Publishing this edition or signing in does not by itself establish an existing account’s acceptance of v1.6.
• Otherwise, material changes follow at least thirty days’ individual email or in-product notice, subject to the limited legal/security exceptions in the Terms.
• A publication date is not evidence that a particular user received notice. A previous acceptance record is not relabeled as a new acceptance.
• Previous acceptance records retain their original edition and time; they are not evidence of express acceptance of v1.6.

Archived Terms

An archive records the wording of that edition. It does not establish that every account accepted it. For an older agreement or a copy of your acceptance record, contact legal@mythos.new.