Cookie Policy
This site uses as few cookies as it can get away with. Here’s what gets set, why it gets set, and how to turn every bit of it off without breaking anything. If you came here expecting a forty-page consent framework, good news: there isn’t one, because there’s nothing here that needs it.
1. What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files a site stores in your browser to remember things between visits — a preference, a session, a count. They’re not programs, they can’t read your files, and they’re only as invasive as the site that sets them chooses to be.
Sites use cookies for genuinely useful things — keeping you logged in, remembering a language choice — and for less charming things, like following you around the internet to sell you shoes you already bought. This site only does the first kind.
2. Cookies This Site Sets
Privacy-friendly analytics to see which pages get read — anonymised, aggregate-only, with no ad trackers and no cross-site profiles. If you use the contact form, a short-lived session cookie keeps the form working while you fill it in. That’s the full list.
There are no advertising cookies here, no social-media pixels, and no fingerprinting scripts dressed up as essential services. If a future feature ever genuinely needs a new cookie, it gets added to this list before it goes live.
3. Managing Cookies
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings at any time, for this site or all sites. Everything here keeps working either way — no feature on this site is held hostage behind a cookie wall, and no banner will guilt you into clicking accept.
Every major browser lets you inspect, block, and delete cookies per site — look in the privacy section of the settings. Five minutes there does more for your privacy than a hundred consent banners.
4. Changes to This Policy
If the cookies this site sets ever change, this page changes first — before the new cookie ships, not after someone notices it. Check back here for the current version whenever you want to know exactly what’s running.
Substantive changes won’t be hidden in fine print — the intro at the top of this page will say what changed and when, in the same plain language as the rest of it.
5. Third-Party Services
The analytics service runs without personal profiles and stores aggregate counts, not identities. No data from this site is sold, rented, or shared with data brokers — there’s simply nothing here worth their time.
Embedded content from other platforms — a video, a map, a social post — can set its own cookies under its own policy. Where an embed appears on this site, that’s the exception to the short list above.
6. Contact
Unsure about something this page didn’t answer? Send the question through the contact form — cookie questions are refreshingly quick to answer when there are only two cookies to explain.
For how personal data is handled more broadly, read the Privacy Policy. The two pages are written to be read together — short, plain, and free of dark patterns.