1. The short answer
This site uses no cookies. We set none of our own and give no third party the means to set any. That is why no cookie consent window appears: there is no cookie to consent to.
Three records are kept in your browser so the experience works. They are not cookies — they are never sent to a server, they never leave your device, and a single browser action clears all three. They are listed by name below.
2. What is kept on your device
| Key | Type | Holds | Why | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| type-of:theme | localStorage | “light” or “dark” | So the appearance you chose is the one you return to, and the first paint uses the right ground | Until you clear it |
| type-of:booking-banner | localStorage | “dismissed” | So the intro-call bar you closed does not reappear on every page | Until you clear it |
| type-of:assessment | sessionStorage | Bounded assessment answers and up to five recent report snapshots | So a reload does not send you back to question one | Erased when the tab closes or 24 hours after the last update |
Nothing else is written to your device. All three are strictly necessary in the KVKK and ePrivacy sense: they deliver the function you asked for, they carry no tracking purpose, and they establish no identifier.
3. Analytics, advertising, and tracking
There is no analytics tool, measurement pixel, advertising tag, heat map, or session recorder on this site. We do not connect your visit to your behaviour on any other site, and we permit no third party to do so.
This is not merely a policy statement but a technical constraint of the site: the content security policy forbids the browser from connecting to any origin other than our own. Every asset, fonts included, is served from our own server.
4. Third-party content and outbound links
No page embeds a video, a map, a social widget, or a scheduling window. Links that leave the site are plain links: the scheduling link goes to cal.com and the account link goes to X. Once you follow one, that site's own cookie and privacy policies apply; this policy does not reach that far.
5. Clearing your preferences
Your browser's “clear site data” function removes all three records; the appearance returns to the dark ground, the bar becomes visible again, and an unfinished assessment resets. In a private window they are cleared when you close it. If your browser blocks storage entirely the site still works — it simply will not remember your preference.
6. Server logs
Cookies aside, our hosting provider — like every web server — keeps connection records (IP address, timestamp, requested address, browser information) in technical logs for security and availability. We do not use those records for marketing. See the Privacy page for detail.
7. Changes
If the site's storage behaviour changes, this page is updated the same day and the table above lists the new key by name. The effective date and version number are at the top of the page.