Cookie Policy
Last updated: 7 August 2026
This website sets no cookies. Not one. That is unusual enough to be worth stating plainly rather than burying in a table.
Why there is nothing to accept
Consent is required when a site stores information on your device, or reads information already stored there, for anything beyond what you actually asked for. That is what cookie banners are for.
This site does not do that. There is no analytics cookie, no advertising pixel, no embedded map, no social feed, and the typefaces are served from this domain rather than fetched from someone else’s. There is therefore nothing to consent to, and nothing that would be blocked if you refused.
The notice you saw when you arrived
You will still have seen a short notice on your first visit. We would rather say plainly that nothing is being collected than leave you wondering, and it gives you somewhere to click through to this page.
Whichever button you press, the site behaves in exactly the same way, because there is nothing here to switch off. Your answer is remembered only so that the notice does not come back at you on every page.
What is written to your device
Two items, both technical, neither of them a cookie.
The first records that the opening animation has already played, so it does not replay on every page. It disappears when you close the tab.
The second is your answer to the notice above, so it is not shown again. It holds nothing but that answer, and you can clear it from your browser settings at any time.
Neither contains an identifier and neither is sent anywhere.
Measurement without cookies
Page views are counted by Vercel Web Analytics. It sets no cookie, stores nothing on your device and does not build a persistent identifier, so it cannot recognise you on a later visit or follow you to another site. It produces counts, not profiles.
How that data is handled, and how to object to it, is described in the Privacy Policy.
Controlling this yourself
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies and site data from its settings. Since this site sets no cookies, doing so will change nothing here, but it is your right and it works.
If this ever changes
If a tool that does need consent is ever added, that notice becomes a real choice: it will appear before the tool loads, refusing will be exactly as easy as accepting, nothing will run until you have answered, and this page will be updated to say what changed.