Cookies
This site sets no cookies and stores nothing on your device. That is the whole policy — the rest of this page explains what that means and what would change it.
Last updated: 2026-09-30
What a cookie is
A small file a site asks your browser to keep and hand back on your next visit. Cookies are what let a site recognise you, remember a login, or follow you between sites to build an advertising profile. They are useful and they are also how most tracking works, which is why European law requires your consent before a site stores one that is not strictly necessary.
What this site uses
Nothing. No cookies, no local storage, no session storage, no fingerprinting, no tracking pixels, no tag manager. Pages are static files; nothing is written to your device and nothing is read back from it.
Why there is no banner
Because there is nothing to consent to. A cookie banner exists to obtain permission to store something — when a site stores nothing, asking would be theatre. If you ever see a consent request on this site, it means this page is out of date and something has changed.
Measurement
There is no analytics on this site. Visits are not counted and visitors are not tracked between sites. If measurement is added later it will be a cookieless, aggregated tool that reports totals rather than individuals, and this page will say so.
The video player
Work pages show a still image until you press play; nothing is requested from the video host before that. Pressing play loads the player from Bunny.net, which serves the film. It set no cookie when this page was written, but once you load a third party it is their software running, under their policy — which is a reason the player is behind a click rather than loading on every page view.
Your browser controls
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies, and blocking them entirely will not break anything here, because there are none to block. Your browser settings apply to every other site you visit, and are worth knowing regardless of this one.
Questions
If something on this page does not match what you observe, tell me — email [email protected]. Being wrong about this is the kind of thing worth knowing quickly.