Cookie Policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small files a site writes to your browser so it can recognise your next visit. We also use equivalent technologies, such as browser local storage and measurement pixels. Everything written here applies to those too.

How consent works here

On your first visit a notice offers three paths: accept everything, accept only what is necessary, or open the settings and decide category by category. Until you choose (and afterwards, if you decline), no analytics or marketing cookie is written and no identifier of yours is sent.

The Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn pixels only reach the page if you accept marketing. The Google tag is the exception: it loads before your choice, but in denied mode, no cookie, no identifier, no profile. In that mode all it reports to Google is that an anonymous visit happened, with nothing tying that visit to you. Accept and it starts measuring normally; decline and it stays denied.

To review or change your choice later, use the Cookies link in the footer of any page, or open the settings now. Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it.

The categories we use

Necessary: always on

These keep the site working: they store your chosen language and the record of your cookie choice itself. They do not identify you and cannot be switched off, because without them the site cannot even remember that you refused the rest.

Analytics: optional

These show which pages work and where people drop off. The data is aggregated and never sold. Tool used: Google Analytics 4.

Marketing: optional

These measure ad performance and avoid showing the same campaign to people who already bought. Tools used: Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel, Google Ads and LinkedIn Insight Tag.

What happens regardless of your choice

Two things run without cookies and without identifying you. The first is Vercel Analytics audience measurement, which is anonymous and aggregated. The second is recording a lead when you submit a form: there the data is what you typed, handled under the Privacy Policy.

Controlling cookies in your browser

Beyond our notice, every browser can block or clear cookies in its settings. Blocking the necessary ones makes the site forget your language and show the cookie notice again on every visit.

Changes

When a tool joins or leaves this list we update this page and the date at the top. The tools listed here are exactly the ones the settings panel shows: both lists come from the same source.