No cookies, mostly.

This website does not set tracking cookies. No Google Analytics. No advertising pixels. No third-party trackers that follow you across the web. The only cookies you might encounter are session cookies on our internal CMS interface — which is not part of the public site.

We use Vercel Analytics to count anonymous page views. It does not set cookies, does not store IP addresses, and cannot identify individual visitors. The only thing it tells us is how many people read the Approach page yesterday — not who they were.

If you'd still rather not be counted, you can use a privacy-focused browser (Brave, Firefox with Enhanced Tracking Protection on Strict), enable the "Do Not Track" header, or block third-party requests to vercel-analytics.com.

Our CMS interface at /studio uses authentication cookies from Sanity so our team can log in to publish content. These cookies are:

- Set only when a team member logs into the CMS - Strictly functional (login state), not analytics or tracking - Never present for regular visitors browsing the public website

You won't encounter these unless you're trying to log in to the CMS, in which case you're presumably one of us.

Two third-party services embed content on our pages:

Google Maps on the Contact page — when you open the map modal, Google Maps loads and may set its own cookies per Google's terms. You can read Google's cookie policy for details. We chose the no-API-key embed mode specifically to limit data shared with Google.

Cloudflare Stream on the live demo on the homepage — when you click into the live demo, the video player connects to Cloudflare's streaming service. Cloudflare may set functional cookies for the video session.

Both are loaded only after you actively engage with the feature, not on initial page load.

Our public monitoring readout polls our own server (/api/monitoring/pulse) about once a minute while the tab is open. These are plain fetch requests over TLS — they do not set or read cookies, and they never touch our third-party monitoring backend directly from your browser. The data shown on the page is anonymized before it leaves our server. See the Privacy Policy for the data-flow detail.

You can clear all cookies for this site at any time using your browser's settings. Clearing cookies will not break any feature of the public website (because we don't depend on them).

We update this page whenever we add or remove a service that touches cookies. The Last updated date at the top reflects the most recent change.