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Cookies

Last updated: July 2026.

In one paragraph

Today this website sets only the cookies it needs to work and stay secure. No advertising cookie, no cross-site tracker, nothing sold to anyone. If that changes, this page changes first and you are asked before anything non-essential is set.

What a cookie is, briefly

A small file your browser stores at a site's request. Some make the site work. Others watch what you do. Only the second kind requires your consent, and this page tells you which is which.

What this site sets today

Strictly necessary — no consent required.

  • __cf_bm — Cloudflare. Distinguishes humans from bots and protects the site from abuse. Expires after 30 minutes.
  • _cfuvid — Cloudflare. Applies rate limits fairly. Session only.

These two cannot be refused: without them the site cannot defend itself. They do not follow you across other websites.

Measurement — only with your consent.

Our CMS, HubSpot, can set analytics cookies (__hstc, hubspotutk, __hssc, __hssrc) to count visits and understand which pages are useful. They are set only if you accept them, and refusing changes nothing to how the site works.

When you fill in a form, HubSpot links your submission to your visit so that we know which page brought you. That is how we know whether our own content works.

What we do not set: no advertising cookie, no retargeting pixel, no social network tracker, no data sold or shared with an advertising network.

Changing your mind

Use the cookie settings link in the footer, or clear the cookies for this site in your browser. You can also refuse everything non-essential from your browser settings, with no consequence for using the site.

The tools we use, and why

HubSpot — our CMS and CRM. Serves the site, handles the forms, holds our contact records.
Cloudflare — security and delivery. Sees traffic, not your identity.

If we add a tool that sets a cookie, it appears on this page before it appears on the site.

Where to go next

What we do with the data itself is in our privacy notice