If you’re expecting a dense legal wall of text, you’ll be pleasantly surprised. We’re skeptical of anything that hides behind jargon, so here’s our honest take: cookies are small files stored on your device to make the site run smoother, but not all cookies are created equal. Let’s break down what we use, why we use them, and how you can stay in control.

Cookies are tiny files that websites store on your device to remember certain things about you, like your browsing session or pattern choices. They range from the truly essential (site operation) to the merely convenient (preferences). We prefer transparency over mystery, so here’s the detail you deserve.

If you prefer not to leave digital crumbs behind, you can adjust your browser’s cookie settings at any time. The process isn’t as intuitive as it should be, but it puts you in charge of what’s stored. Below are brief guides for popular browsers to get you started.

You have the right to decide which cookies you accept or reject. You can block or delete cookies via your browser at any time. If you’re unsure, reach out and we’ll walk through it together—no sales pitch, just a practical explanation.

We retain cookie data only as long as necessary for its intended purpose—usually a few days for session cookies, or up to 26 months for analytics. When the data is no longer useful, it’s deleted or anonymised. We review retention practices annually, making changes when our skepticism tells us the data is stale.

Third-party cookies are only allowed if they pass our internal skepticism test—meaning we’ve checked their privacy practices and made sure they’re necessary. These may include embedded videos or analytics tools. We limit their use and review them regularly.