This page explains what cookies and similar technologies our website uses, and why. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers how we handle personal data more broadly.
A cookie is a small text file a website can store in your browser. It lets a site remember something between visits or between pages — like a login session or a preference. Some cookies are essential for a site to function; others track behavior for analytics or advertising.
The short version: this website is close to cookie-free. We don't run advertising trackers, and we don't use analytics cookies that follow you across the web. Below is the honest, complete list of what's actually happening.
| What | Type | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Google Fonts | Third-party resource (not a cookie) | Loads the typefaces used across the site. Your browser contacts Google's servers directly to fetch them, which means Google receives your IP address at that moment. No cookie is set by this. |
| Netlify / hosting infrastructure | Essential, technical | Our hosting provider may use minimal technical cookies or server logs to serve the site securely and prevent abuse. These aren't used to track you personally. |
We do not use:
— Advertising or retargeting cookies
— Analytics cookies (Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or similar)
— Cross-site tracking of any kind
— Cookies from our chat widget — it runs entirely in your browser and doesn't store or transmit anything
When you submit our contact form, the information you type is sent directly to our backend (Google Sheets, via a script) — this is a direct submission, not a cookie or tracking technology. See our Privacy Policy for how that data is handled.
Because this site sets essentially nothing beyond what's described above, there's little to manage. If you want to control cookies generally across every site you visit, you can do so in your browser settings:
— Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies
— Safari: Preferences → Privacy
— Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security
— Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
Blocking all cookies everywhere may affect how other websites function, though it won't meaningfully change how this one works.
If what this site loads or tracks changes — for example, if we ever add analytics — we'll update this page and the date above, and add a cookie consent banner at that point if required.
Contact us at vxert.ai@gmail.com with anything about this policy.