Cookie policy

In short

This site sets no cookies, not even to measure its audience: that works without writing anything to your device. That is why no consent banner appears when a page opens.

One exception, and you trigger it: the demo booking calendar, provided by Cal.com, which may set its own cookies once you have opened it.

What the site stores

Only one item is stored in your browser, in local storage rather than a cookie: your light or dark theme choice, under the key “theme”. It is only used to display the site in the theme you chose and is never sent anywhere.

This storage follows an action you take and does not require consent.

Third-party services

When a page loads, the site calls a single external service: Umami, which measures its audience and whose servers are in the European Union. Fonts, images and other scripts are hosted with the site.

Umami sets no cookie and no identifier on your device, and does not follow you from one site to another. It records the page viewed, the link that brought you, the country, the browser and the kind of device, in aggregate. Your IP address is used only to work out the country, then discarded. Your browser’s Do Not Track setting is respected.

Two other services are contacted only after an action of yours.

The booking calendar, provided by Cal.com: as long as you do not click “Pick a slot”, nothing is loaded. That click loads Cal.com’s script and iframe, which may set the cookies it needs to work. They are then covered by Cal.com’s own privacy policy.

The LinkedIn link, which stores nothing unless you follow it.

Managing your preferences

You can remove these items at any time by clearing this site’s browsing data in your browser. The audience measurement stores nothing on your device, so there is nothing of it to remove, and turning on Do Not Track in your browser is enough to be left out of it. To avoid Cal.com’s calendar entirely, do not open it and write to us instead: the contact details are in the footer.

Changes to this policy

If other tools were added, or if this one began setting cookies or identifying you, this page would be updated and your consent would be asked for first.