There are no cookies on this site. That is why you see no banner.

A consent banner is required as soon as a site stores or reads something on your device that is not strictly necessary. We do not do that, so the banner is not needed — and that is a choice, not an oversight.

What we do not do

No analytics cookies, not even our own
No advertising or tracking cookies
No localStorage or sessionStorage
No fonts from Google Fonts — Inter ships inside the project
No social media buttons, chat widgets or embedded third-party video

The one exception: the map

There is a map on the contact page. It only loads after you click it yourself.

If you click, your browser fetches map tiles from OpenStreetMap. That party then sees your IP address, because without it no server can send anything back. OpenStreetMap sets no cookies in the process.

If you do not click, nothing happens. The address is on the page as plain text, so you miss nothing by leaving the map closed.

What about statistics

We would rather know which pages get read. The intention is to measure that without cookies and on our own server, without storing anything about you.

As long as that is not in place, we measure nothing. When it arrives, this page changes with it — and the banner stays away, because that is precisely the point of cookieless measurement.