Cookie Policy

Not for analytics, not for advertising, not for tracking, and not for anything else. No cookie is set when you visit this site, by us or by anyone else. That is why you are not asked to accept a cookie banner.

You can verify this yourself. Open your browser's developer tools, look under Storage or Application, and you will find the cookie list for this domain empty.

If you submit our enquiry form or join a product waitlist, we save a small record in your browser's local storage. Local storage is not a cookie: it is never transmitted to a server, and it is not readable by us or by any other website.

It stops the same form being submitted over and over, whether by an accidental double click or by someone deliberately trying to flood our inbox. The record lets your browser tell that a form was recently sent so it can ask you to wait before sending another.

The numeric code is a one-way value derived from what you submitted. It is used to spot an identical resend. Your name, email address, and message are not stored in it and cannot be recovered from it.

Nothing is written until you press submit. If you read this site without using a form, nothing is stored at all.

Clearing your browsing data for this site removes it, as does using private or incognito browsing. In most browsers you can also delete it directly under Developer Tools, then Storage or Application, then Local Storage.

Removing it has no downside. The forms will keep working normally, they simply will not remember that you submitted recently.

Some websites leak information to other companies without meaning to, usually through embedded fonts, analytics, video players, or social media widgets. This site does not:

• >Fonts are served from our own domain. Your browser never contacts Google Fonts or any other font provider.
• >There is no analytics, tag manager, advertising pixel, or session recording.
• >There are no embedded videos, maps, comment systems, or social media widgets.
• >Links to LinkedIn, X, and our clients' websites are ordinary links. Nothing is loaded from those sites unless you click through, at which point their own policies apply.

Submitting a form sends your details to the service that delivers it, which is EmailJS for enquiries and Google Apps Script for waitlist signups. This happens only at the moment you press submit, never from simply browsing. What those providers receive and how long we keep it is set out in our Privacy Policy.

If we ever introduce cookies or any form of analytics, we will update this page and add a proper consent mechanism before switching anything on. We will not start tracking visitors quietly.