01The essentials
In one sentence
No advertising cookies, no data brokers. A strictly necessary cookie remembers your consent choice. Without your consent no measurement cookie is set: Google Analytics stays off and PostHog is limited to anonymous counting, writing nothing to your device. What you type into a form is never recorded.
02What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file placed on your device by a website you visit. It can remember preferences (language, theme) or measure audience.
- Strictly necessary cookies: essential for the site to function, exempt from consent.
- Non-essential cookies: analytics, advertising, personalization, which require explicit consent.
03Trackers used on this site
The law does not only cover cookies: it covers any information written to or read from your device, whatever the medium. The table below therefore also covers browser local storage.
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cookie consent | Remembers your consent choice (necessary / analytics) so it’s not asked again. | 12 months | Necessary |
| Google Analytics | Google Analytics audience measurement (page views, traffic source). | 13 months max | Analytics |
| PostHog | PostHog measurement: page views, booking steps, contact and audit form submissions, session replay, click maps, surveys, A/B tests and technical errors. Details in the privacy policy. Data processed on PostHog’s European instance. | 12 months | Analytics |
| Measurement refusal | Records your refusal so PostHog stays in anonymous mode and you are not asked again on every page. Only set if you declined, or withdrew a consent you had given. | Until you clear it | Necessary |
Measurement uses Google Analytics and PostHog, enabled only after your explicit consent. PostHog goes further than counting: it replays your navigation, aggregates clicks per page, can show a survey and can serve two versions of the same page. Every input field is masked at recording time: your name, email, phone number and message contents are neither recorded nor transmitted. Until you accept, Google Analytics is not loaded at all, and PostHog runs in anonymous mode: no cookie, nothing written to your device, no session replay and no surveys. It counts visits behind an identifier its servers recompute every day, not reversible, which cannot recognise you from one day to the next. The details are in the privacy policy. If you decline or withdraw consent via the panel below, the _ga* and ph_* cookies are deleted, along with the PostHog data kept locally by your browser, except for a flag recording your refusal, and measurement returns to that anonymous mode.
04Your consent
On your first visit, a banner offers three choices: accept all, only accept necessary cookies, or reject all. You can change your mind at any time below: withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it, per GDPR Article 7(3).
Declining analytics cookies has no impact on access to the site or its core features.
05Cookie lifespan
- Audience measurement cookies (
_ga*) are kept for a maximum of 13 months. - PostHog cookies (
ph_*) are kept for 12 months. - You can delete them at any time from your browser settings.
- Your consent choice is remembered for 12 months, then asked again.
06Browser settings
All browsers allow you to block or delete cookies:
07Changes
This page is updated whenever a cookie is added, removed, or modified. The date at the top reflects the last change.