Cookie statement

Last updated: 3 November 2026

We set no cookies

This website does not set cookies. It writes nothing to your browser that persists between pages or between visits, and it reads nothing back. There is no consent banner here because there is nothing to consent to, and there is no cookie preference centre because there are no cookies to manage. The same applies to the other storage mechanisms a browser provides - we use no localStorage, no sessionStorage, and no IndexedDB. When you close the tab, nothing of your visit remains on your device.

No tracking

Nothing runs in your browser to measure you. There is no analytics product on these pages, no first-party measurement script, no tag manager, no pixel, no beacon, and no fingerprinting of any kind, and we do not record how long you stay or build a profile of you. The only measurement is on our own server - its log of page requests is reduced every five minutes to an anonymous count of visits per page and country, and the IP addresses are deleted, as our privacy notice explains. Because none of this touches your device, it needs no cookie and no consent.

No third-party code

Every asset this site loads is served from our own origin. The fonts, the stylesheets, the small amount of JavaScript that powers a tasteful scroll-in, every image, and every other resource are all first-party. We embed no remote scripts, no hosted fonts, no third-party widgets, no maps, no video players, and no social embeds. There are no iframes pulling in content from elsewhere. Because nothing is fetched from a third party, your browser makes no external request while you are here, and no third party learns that you visited.

Why

We build privacy in by design, so the default for a marketing site is to collect nothing and to depend on no one else's infrastructure to serve a page. That is a deliberate engineering choice and we hold to it across the whole site.

There is a second reason that matters to us. WebSentinel audits other websites for exactly these behaviours - cookies set before consent, trackers fired silently, third-party code loaded without disclosure, data leaving the browser to parties the visitor never agreed to. It would be indefensible for the site that sells that audit to do the very things the audit flags, so we hold this site to the standard we measure others against. What we ask operators to prove about their sites, we prove about ours, and you can check it for yourself.

The contact form

The contact form uses no cookies. It does not set a session cookie, it does not store a draft in your browser, and it carries no tracking. It prepares an email in your own email program, and nothing leaves your device until you send that email yourself. We use what you send us only to reply to you.

Verifying this

You do not have to take our word for any of this. Open your browser developer tools while you read this page - in most browsers that is the Application or Storage tab for cookies and storage, and the Network tab for requests. You will see no cookies set for this site, no entries under local or session storage, and no requests to any domain other than ours. Reload the page and watch the Network tab, and every request you see will point back to this origin. That is the whole point: the evidence is in your own browser, and it agrees with what we have told you here.