Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small file the site stores in your browser and that is sent back with every request. It is used, for instance, to remember the language you chose or to know that a session is open.

There is also the browser's local storage, which keeps information on your device but does not send it with requests. This site uses both, and both are listed below.

The NEXT_LOCALE cookie stores the language you picked in the switcher, for one year. It is only written when you actually change language; without it, the site goes back to deciding from the browser's language.

The Supabase session cookies, whose names start with "sb-", keep the session open in the client area, the worker area and the internal dashboard. They only exist after you sign in and disappear when you sign out.

The "theme" value stores the light or dark mode you chose.

The "oks-lead-popup" value marks that you have already closed or sent the invitation that appears after a while of browsing, so it does not come back.

The "oks-intro-seen" value makes the entry screen appear only once per session; it is cleared when you close the tab.

None of these values identifies anyone and none of them leaves your device.

There is no Google Analytics and no other visitor analytics tool.

There are no social network pixels and no advertising cookies.

We do not build browsing profiles and we do not share browsing data with third parties.

The contact section shows an OpenStreetMap map inside a frame. When the map loads, OpenStreetMap receives the visitor's IP address and its own policy applies. It is the only content loaded from a third-party service.

The WhatsApp and phone buttons are just links: nothing is loaded from those services until you click.

Every browser lets you view, delete and block cookies in its privacy settings. The path differs from browser to browser, but it is always there.

If you delete the language cookie, the site goes back to choosing from the browser's language. If you delete the session ones, you are signed out of the private areas and have to sign in again.

Blocking all cookies does not stop you reading the public pages, but it does stop the private areas working: without a session cookie there is no way to keep anyone signed in.

The cookies used here are the ones needed for the site to work and to respect a choice the person made themselves. There are no analytics and no advertising cookies — there is nothing to consent to, which is why we do not put a banner in front of the content.

If that ever changes, this page will be updated and consent will be asked for before any such cookie is written.

This policy follows the changes made to the site. The date of the last update is at the top of the page.