Cookies Policy

Last updated: 8 September 2025

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files stored in your browser. They allow us, for example, to remember preferences, maintain security or measure how the site is used. Similar technologies (e.g. localStorage) can serve comparable purposes.

2. Categories we use

  • Necessary Essential for the site to work (security, language, consent).
  • Analytics Aggregated, anonymous measurement to improve the site (only if you consent).
  • Marketing/Third-party Embedded services such as the Calendly calendar (only if you request and/or consent to them).

3. Specific cookies and storage

3.1. First-party (necessary)

  • cookie-consent (1 year): stores your consent choice (necessary / analytics / marketing).
  • localStorage (persistent until you delete it): used as a similar technology to remember your consent.

3.2. Analytics (optional, only if you accept “Analytics”)

We use Google Analytics 4 (GA4) with Consent Mode. Until you accept, no analytics cookies are created. If you accept, GA4 may set first-party cookies such as _ga and _ga_* (usually lasting up to 2 years) to distinguish sessions in aggregate form. We do not send data that directly identifies you as a user. You can withdraw your consent at any time from .

3.3. Third-party / marketing (optional)

These are only loaded when you request them and/or grant marketing consent in the preferences panel.

  • Calendly (appointment booking): when the embedded calendar is displayed, Calendly may set its own cookies. See their policy for technical details.

4. Third parties and transfers

  • Google Analytics 4 — aggregated measurement of site usage. More info: How Google uses information.
  • Calendly — appointment booking and management. More info: Privacy Notice · Cookie management.
  • PayPal — payment gateway for certain services or challenges. When you follow the payment link or button you leave our site and move to PayPal's secure page, which uses its own cookies and tracking technologies under its own privacy policy. Our site does not install PayPal cookies by itself.

4.1. Google reCAPTCHA (security / anti-spam)

On some forms we use reCAPTCHA to prevent automated submissions. It may set cookies and process technical data (IP address, browser agent, device fingerprint) solely for security purposes (legal basis: legitimate interest). More info: Google's privacy policy.

5. How can you change or withdraw your consent?

You can change your preferences at any time from . You can also delete cookies and site data from your browser settings.

6. How to delete cookies in your browser

7. Updates to this policy

We may update this policy to reflect legal or technical changes. Please check the “Last updated” date.

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