Cookie notice

What we store in your browser

Your currency choice, in your browser’s local storage, so prices stay in dollars, pounds or euros as you picked. It never leaves your device and is not sent to us with any request.

What loads on every visit

We load PostHog to understand which pages people find useful and where they give up. It runs on every visit and we do not ask you first. It sets a browser identifier in local storage so repeat visits from the same browser are recognised as one visitor. Our lawful basis is legitimate interests, described in our privacy notice.

It collects three things:

• Page views — which pages you visited, and in what order.
• Interactions — clicks and similar events, so we can see which parts of a page people actually use.
• Session recordings — a reconstruction of your visit, showing mouse movement, scrolling and clicks, so we can see where a page confuses people. Everything you type is masked before it is sent: input fields, text areas and dropdowns are replaced with asterisks, so the contents of the contact form never leave your browser this way.

All of it, recordings included, is processed by PostHog in the United States.

We don’t use advertising, retargeting, or social media tracking pixels, so there is no third-party advertising cookie to disclose. We do not sell any of this data or share it for advertising.

How to stop it

There is no on-page switch. You can block the script with any content blocker, browse in a private window so nothing persists between visits, or clear your browser storage for this site to remove the identifier. You can also object to our use of legitimate interests by writing to us — the address is in our privacy notice — and we will stop processing your data for analytics.