cookie policy
This site has no cookies.
That is not a technicality or a promise about how we use them. There are none, which is why you were never shown a banner.
What we don’t set
No cookies, of any kind, first party or third party. Nothing in localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB. No pixels, beacons, fingerprinting or session recording. Nothing is written to your device and nothing is read from it.
The site also makes no requests to any other company’s servers. Our typefaces are served from our own domain rather than a font service, so no third party learns that you visited.
Why there is no banner
Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive. The rule behind every cookie banner in Europe, is triggered by storing information on your device or reading information already there. We do neither, so there is nothing to ask you to consent to.
A banner that asked for consent we do not need would be noise, and would train you to click through the ones that matter.
What still happens
Your browser has to tell our server which page it wants, and that request carries your IP address. Our host records it in a server log. This is unavoidable for any website and is not cookie technology; it is covered in the privacy policy.
The guide on the homepage
The three-step guide that helps you find the right service runs entirely inside the page. Your answers are held in memory while you use it and are gone the moment you close the tab. Nothing is written to your device and nothing is sent to us unless you go on to submit the contact form.
The contact form
The contact form is plain HTML. It sets no cookie, uses no CAPTCHA and runs no third-party script. Spam is filtered with a hidden field that a real visitor never sees and never focuses.
When this would change
If we ever add any of the following, this page changes and a consent banner appears, with real reject and accept choices, refusal as easy as acceptance, and nothing non-essential loading until you choose.
- Analytics that identify returning visitors, including Google Analytics.
- Advertising or conversion pixels of any kind.
- Embedded video, maps, chat widgets or social buttons.
- A CAPTCHA, or anything else that profiles visitors.
- A logged-in area, which needs a session cookie. That one is strictly necessary and would be described here rather than asked about.
If we want to know how the site is doing, the plan is a server-side, cookie-free counter that never sees an individual visitor. That does not require consent either.
Controlling cookies generally
You do not need to do anything for this site. For the rest of the web, every major browser lets you block and delete cookies in its settings, and aboutcookies.org explains how.
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