Cookies Policy

Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device. They're not programs and they can't access anything else on your computer — they simply let a site remember short pieces of information between pages and visits.

Almost every modern website uses them. We use them sparingly, and only where they make the site work properly or help us understand how it's being used.

We group the cookies on this site into three straightforward categories:

• Essential. Required for the site to function — security, basic navigation, and remembering your session. These can't be switched off without breaking the site.
• Performance. Help us see how visitors move through the site — which pages are useful and where people drop off — so we can keep improving it. This data is aggregated, not personal.
• Functional. Remember choices you make, so returning to the site feels smoother and more consistent.

Some cookies are set by trusted services we rely on — for example, analytics providers that help us measure how the site performs. These providers operate under their own privacy and cookie policies, which we recommend reviewing. We don't use cookies to sell your data or build advertising profiles.

You're always in charge of cookies. Every major browser lets you view, block, or delete them, and most let you decide on a per-site basis. You'll usually find these controls under "Privacy" or "Settings" in your browser.

One trade-off worth knowing: if you block essential cookies, parts of the site may stop working as intended. Blocking performance and functional cookies is safe — it just means we lose a little insight and you lose a little convenience.

As our tools and the site evolve, this policy may change. Any update will appear here with a revised date, so this page always reflects how we currently use cookies.

If you'd like to know more about a specific cookie or how we use them, get in touch through our contact page.