Cookie Policy
This site sets no cookies of its own and shows no cookie banner, because there is nothing to consent to until you ask for it.
The short version
There are no advertising cookies, no analytics cookies and no profiling cookies here. Nothing follows you to other sites. You are not being tracked between visits.
That is why there is no banner. A consent banner exists to ask permission for non-essential tracking, and asking for permission to do nothing would be theatre.
How visitors are counted
Visitor numbers come from Cloudflare Web Analytics, which counts page views without cookies and without building a profile of anyone. It cannot follow you to another site, because it has nothing to follow you with. Under the ePrivacy rules this does not need consent, because it stores nothing on your device.
The forms
The forms are protected by Cloudflare Turnstile, which checks that a submission came from a person rather than a script. It may store a short-lived token on your device while it does that. This is strictly necessary: it is what stops the forms from being unusable, so it is exempt from consent, and it is not used to identify or track you.
Embedded content, and why you have to click it
Two things on this site come from other companies: Instagram posts, and the Calendly booking calendar. Both would set their own cookies and see your IP address the moment they loaded.
So they do not load on their own. Each one shows a placeholder with a button, and nothing is requested from Instagram or Calendly until you press it. Clicking the button is your consent for that embed, in that session, and nothing else on the page changes.
If you never press it, Instagram and Calendly never learn you were here. If you would rather book without loading the calendar at all, the same booking link opens in a new tab, and the phone number and email work as they always have.
Clearing what is there
Because nothing persistent is set from this site, there is nothing here to clear. Anything left by an embed you loaded is cleared the normal way, through your browser's settings for that site. Blocking third-party cookies entirely will not break anything on this site.
Changes
Last updated [FILL IN: date you publish, e.g. 6 September 2026]. If a tool is ever added that does set a cookie, this page changes before it ships, and a consent banner arrives with it.