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Cookie Policy

Last updated · 14 October 2026

The short version

This site sets no cookie until you say yes. If you accept audience measurement, Google Analytics sets two cookies to count visits. No advertising cookie, no social media tracker, nothing sold to anyone, and nothing that follows you onto other sites. The site works exactly the same if you refuse.

Your choice

On your first visit a banner asks for your choice. “Reject all” and “Accept all” carry the same weight, and “Customize” lets you decide purpose by purpose. Nothing is pre-ticked, and closing or ignoring the banner is not consent. We keep your choice for six months, then ask again.

You can change your mind at any time from Cookie settings, also at the bottom of every page. Withdrawing is as simple as agreeing, and it deletes the Google Analytics cookies already set, not only the permission.

What is set

  • Strictly necessary, always on: your cookie choice and your light or dark theme, saved in your browser’s local storage. Not cookies, never sent to us, removed with your site data.
  • Audience measurement, only if you accept: _ga and _ga_<property>, from Google Analytics. They hold a random number that tells a returning browser from a new one, so a visit is not counted twice. They expire after 13 months.

Google Analytics is not even loaded before you accept. Advertising storage stays switched off in its configuration, so nothing here feeds remarketing or Google Ads, and your IP address is shortened before it is recorded.

We also count visits with Vercel Web Analytics, on the same platform that serves this site. It writes no cookie and keeps no identifier for you, so it does not need your consent.

Booking a call

When you open the booking calendar, Calendly runs it in its own window. Calendly may set the cookies it needs to show the calendar and take your booking, under its own cookie notice. Nothing from that window is shared with Google Analytics unless you accepted audience measurement here.

Hosting

The site is hosted by Vercel, which processes technical request data to serve and protect the pages. Details are in our Privacy Policy.