PrimeGraph is a graph-based development platform that lets you define your system architecture as a graph and compiles it into production-ready code deployable to Firebase, Supabase, and Convex.

How does PrimeGraph work?

You describe your system using any AI agent (Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini) or built-in PrimeGraph agents. PrimeGraph transforms your description into connected architecture graphs (Models, Database, Frontend, Backend, Components, Service) and compiles them into deployable code.

What platforms does PrimeGraph deploy to?

PrimeGraph deploys to Supabase, Convex, and Firebase. You can create unlimited environments (dev, staging, prod) or export compiled code to GitHub.

Cookie Policy

Effective date: September 9, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains which trackers the website at primegraph.ai and the PrimeGraph application (together, the “Service”) use, and how you can manage them. It forms part of the Privacy Policy, where the Owner and Data Controller, PrimeGraph, Inc., is identified.

1. What trackers are

A “tracker” is any technology that lets the Service store or read information on your device, such as cookies, local storage, session storage, and unique identifiers. Trackers can be set by the Owner (first-party) or by a third party providing a service to the Owner (third-party). Some trackers are necessary for the Service to work; others are optional and are used only with your consent.

2. Trackers used by the Service

Strictly necessary

These trackers are required to deliver the Service and to remember your choices. They do not require consent.

Tracker	Provider	Purpose	Duration
Firebase Authentication session (IndexedDB, local storage)	Google LLC, first-party	Keeps you signed in to the application	Until sign-out
`pg-cookie-consent` (local storage)	PrimeGraph, first-party	Remembers whether you allowed or denied optional trackers	Until you clear site data
Interface preferences (local storage)	PrimeGraph, first-party	Remembers editor and layout settings in the application	Until you clear site data
Hosting and security cookies	Google LLC (Firebase Hosting, Cloud Run)	Load balancing and protection against abuse	Session

Optional

At the effective date of this policy the Service sets no optional trackers: there are no analytics, advertising, or social-media trackers. Should the Owner add optional trackers, such as analytics, they will be listed here with their provider and purpose, and they will be set only after you choose Allow in the cookie banner.

3. How to manage your preferences

Cookie banner: on your first visit the Service shows a banner with Allow and Deny. Your choice is stored on your device. To change it, clear the site data for primegraph.ai in your browser; the banner will appear again.
Browser settings: you can block or delete cookies and site data in your browser. Note that blocking strictly necessary trackers prevents you from staying signed in to the application. Instructions for common browsers: Chrome , Firefox , Safari , Edge .
Third-party trackers: trackers set by third parties can also be managed through the provider’s own opt-out tools, linked from the provider’s privacy policy.

4. Owner and Data Controller

PrimeGraph, Inc., 1111b South Governors Avenue, STE 40586, Dover, DE 19904, United States. Contact: andrei@primegraph.ai.

Given the objective complexity of tracking technologies, you are encouraged to contact the Owner with any question about the use of trackers by the Service.

5. Definitions and legal references

Cookie: a small text file stored in your browser by a website.
Local storage / session storage / IndexedDB: browser storage areas that persist data on your device; the Service uses them in the same way as cookies.
Owner: PrimeGraph, Inc., as identified in the Privacy Policy.

This policy is drafted with reference to the ePrivacy Directive 2002/58/EC, the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679, and applicable United States state privacy laws.