Very few cookies,and none that follow you.

This site is deliberately light on tracking. Here is exactly what is stored on your device.

In short

No advertising cookies and no cross-site tracking.
One local preference remembers whether you chose light or dark mode.
You can delete everything from your browser settings at any time.

Last updated 30 July 2026

1. What a cookie is

A small file a website stores in your browser so it can remember something between pages or visits. Some are necessary for a site to function; others exist to follow you around the internet. This site uses the first kind.

2. What this site stores

Currently, this is the complete list:

Theme preference — a local entry remembering whether you chose light or dark mode. Stored on your device only, never sent to a server, no expiry until you clear it.
Analytics — anonymous audience measurement (pages viewed, approximate country, device type). It does not identify you and is not used for advertising.
Security — technical cookies set by the hosting provider to protect against abuse.

3. What this site does not do

No advertising cookies, no retargeting pixels running by default, no data sold to third parties, and no profile built about you across other websites.

If a campaign ever requires an advertising pixel on a specific landing page, that page will say so clearly on itself.

4. How to remove them

Every browser lets you view and delete stored data — usually under Settings, then Privacy. Deleting the theme preference simply means the site follows your system setting again. Nothing here breaks if you clear everything.

5. Third parties

Embedded content — a video, a map, a booking widget — may set its own cookies under its own policy. Where such content exists, it is identified on the page that uses it.

Your choice

You can change what you accepted at any time. Declining stops analytics entirely — nothing else on the site changes.